Automatically generate, validate, and sync secure configurations across Mikrotik, UniFi, OPNsense, and other devices from one dashboard.
Added Nov 28, 2025
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Home lab owners and remote IT workers waste hours manually configuring VLANs, VPNs, and firewall rules across incompatible devices from multiple vendors. This leads to security gaps, performance issues, and complex troubleshooting when equipment from Mikrotik, UniFi, TP-Link, and OPNsense won't integrate smoothly.
A SaaS platform that provides vendor-agnostic network design templates, auto-generates device-specific configuration files, validates setups against security best practices, and monitors multi-site networks. Users design their network topology visually, and the tool produces ready-to-deploy configs for each device while maintaining sync across mobile rigs and home installations.
The remote work boom has created 5M+ advanced home networks with enterprise-grade gear, but vendor management tools remain siloed and overly technical, creating a massive gap for an affordable prosumer orchestration layer.
Own the reference design every site is rolled out from — LAN, Wi-Fi, WAN / SD-WAN, segmentation (VLANs), DNS / DHCP, and firewall policy — so each new office comes up the same proven way. Run the Meraki Dashboard as the single source of truth — configuration templates, firmware lifecycle, licensing and inventory, alerting, and capacity planning across all sites.
I’m currently working on plans for my next very long work contract . I got a job working for a very big organization that this year unfortunately they were lacking in their IT department and while I was out there working a different gig I found out next year. They want me to do IT for the organization for 7 to 9 months. Since I do a lot of computer work and will need constant access to my local servers. So I redesigned my home network that was strictly unifi previously now has a new mix to it Here is how my new routing paths are designed Local Spectrum ISP -> mikrotik 5009 (vpn, dns, nat) -> unifi cloud gateway max (vlan,dhcp) -> unifi rack poe switch (ap, cameras, hardwired) Mobile (motorhome) Starlink ISP w failover att basestation hotspot -> mikrotik 5009 (connected to local) -> unifi cloud gateway max (connects vlans from local) -> unifi poe flex (ap and hardwired) This is basically an outline of the current rebuild to my network and I’m almost done building both parts I’m using wire guard for mikrotik routing side and openvpn or ipsec for user side #mikrotik #unifi #starlink #att #remotelab ————
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