Closed-Loop Network Diagnostics
One chat. Total control. Stop tool-hopping and start talking to your network.
Manual network audits are slow, error-prone, and often obsolete by the time they're done. Correlating LLDP signals with interface states across dozens of ports is exactly the kind of tedious, high-stakes work that burns engineering hours. We ran Netora against a live lab node to see how fast it could surface a real topology drift — without a single CLI command from the operator.
The Assistant’s "First Look"
Identifying Config Gating
The assistant immediately flagged that 56 interfaces (eth1/3 to eth1/58) were in a port-admin-disabled state. This automated validation quickly surfaces configuration gaps that are often buried in standard, voluminous CLI outputs.
Detecting Topology Drift (LLDP)
Without any manual mapping or external documentation, Netora correlated interface states with live LLDP signals to detect a critical miswiring. It identified that NODE-L1 was connected leaf-to-leaf (to node-l2 and node-l3) instead of the intended leaf-to-spine uplinks
Actionable Handoffs
ServiceNow
Created task SCTASK0010022 with precise technical requirements
Notification
Triggered an automated email to the engineering lead for immediate resolution.