Network operations at scale
Centralized management, automation, and zero-touch provisioning for distributed networks.
Manage thousands of devices like you manage one.
When a network runs across hundreds of sites, manual operations stop working. Opengear gives NetOps teams one platform to deploy, monitor, and operate every device, whether you run one site or one thousand.
Configuration changes push at scale. New sites come online without an engineer onsite. Drift gets caught before it becomes an outage. Less manual work. More resilient infrastructure.
Built for distributed network operations.
See everything
Every device, every site, one dashboard for centralized network visibility.
Skip manual setup
Zero-touch provisioning brings new sites online configured and secure, without sending an engineer.
Operate the fleet
Templates, bulk commands, and file push let you manage thousands of devices like you manage one.
Fit your
stack
Native integrations with REST API, Ansible, Python, Terraform, and AI agents work alongside the tools your team already uses.
Stay in
control
Always-available management keeps you connected to infrastructure even when the production network is down.
Built for Scale
- Tool integrations: Ansible, Python, REST API, Terraform, AI agents, native commands.
- Management plane: One Lighthouse instance controls the entire fleet.
- Hardcoded addresses: Zero-touch provisioning, no manual configuration.
Powered by Opengear Lighthouse.
Lighthouse is the centralized management software at the heart of the Opengear Network Resilience Platform.
It connects every Opengear device into a single operational view, automates routine work, and gives your team secure access to network infrastructure at any scale.
Software that works as part of a platform.
Lighthouse software is the control layer of the Opengear platform.
Hardware delivers local, independent access
Software delivers centralized control and automation
Support delivers operational confidence
Designed to work together. Delivered as one platform.
Questions? Answers.
Clear answers to common questions about Opengear Resilience Support.
What is network operations management?
Network operations management is the discipline of deploying, monitoring, configuring, and securing the devices and infrastructure that keep a network running. For distributed networks, it covers everything from initial provisioning of new sites to ongoing visibility, automation, and troubleshooting at scale.
How does Opengear support network automation?
Opengear gives NetOps teams centralized management, zero-touch provisioning, and automation through Lighthouse software, running on a dedicated, resilient management plane. Teams can integrate with Ansible, Python, REST API, Terraform, and existing automation workflows to deploy and operate distributed networks without manual configuration.
What is zero-touch provisioning?
Zero-touch provisioning is the ability to bring new network devices online automatically, without an engineer physically present at the site. Opengear console servers ship with ZTP built in, so new sites come online configured, secured, and ready to operate the moment they’re powered up and connected.
How is Opengear different from traditional network management software?
Most network management tools run on the production network they’re trying to manage, which means they go down when the network does. Opengear console servers operate on a separate management plane, so your team keeps visibility and control even during outages, and recovery starts before the production network is back online.
Does Opengear work with my existing automation tools?
Yes. Lighthouse integrates with Ansible, Python, REST API, Terraform, and AI agents. Opengear is designed to fit into existing NetOps and DevOps workflows, not replace them.