DNS works—just not where it matters.
The RADIUS server in Miami is reachable, but the local resolver in Rio cannot resolve it. DNS appears healthy globally, yet authentication still fails at that specific site.
Network Operations & Intelligence
Intelligence in every signal. Performance in every connection.
Meilleur Control brings NOC operations, monitoring, diagnostics, reporting, Beam Agent, and Companion App together in one continuous workflow. Detect emerging issues, establish the root cause, and act before users raise a ticket.
- Scope
- Site to client
- Evidence
- Live and historical
- Services
- DNS, DHCP, NTP, RADIUS, NAC
One platform. Four operational layers.
From the central NOC to hands-on validation at the site.
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NOC & Control
Scope, diagnostics, automation, reports, and technical evidence in one platform.
Explore the platform → 02 Control MonitorLive status, time series, thresholds, site context, and dependable historical analysis.
View Monitor → 03 Beam AgentActive service tests, local data collection, and evidence from the exact location where the issue occurs.
Explore Beam → 04 Companion AppMobile workflows for field engineers to test, compare, document, and share results.
Explore Companion →Operational Proof
One glance shows the state. The next click reveals the cause.
Control brings site, access point, client, service, RF, and infrastructure context into one investigation. The NOC can see not only that something is wrong, but where it starts, which dependencies are affected, and what evidence supports the next action.
Live and historical
Service & RF
AP to client
Switch port and PoE
The question that matters
Is the visible fault the root cause—or merely the first symptom?
Slow DHCP may be a service issue—or the result of CRC errors, drops, insufficient PoE, a duplex mismatch, excessive airtime, or unstable cloud communication. Control brings all of these signals into the same scope.
Monitor Workspace
Scope, history, and operational priority
Diagnostics / Health
Prioritize issues by scope and impact
Incidents rarely begin with a clear alert
A green global status does not mean everything works everywhere.
What matters is the site, VLAN, SSID, client, access point, and the specific dependency. Control tests services where they are actually used and exposes deviations that remain invisible in a global overview.
The wireless network is active. The password has expired.
The access points are online and the SSID is being advertised. Only when a client attempts to connect does it become clear that credentials, policy, or time-limited access are no longer valid.
The cloud is available. New APs still fail to onboard.
SSL inspection alters certificate chains or a firewall blocks required destinations. Existing devices appear stable while new access points cannot reach the cloud.
Wireless is not the root cause. The cable is.
CRC errors, drops, insufficient PoE, or a speed/duplex mismatch can surface as slow DHCP, interrupted application sessions, missing telemetry, or repeated client reconnects.
From signal to action
Not just red or green—where, why, and what to do next.
Control combines live context, service tests, and infrastructure evidence in one workflow.
One operational context
One workspace instead of data silos.
APs, clients, sites, buildings, SSIDs, VLANs, NAC, switch ports, and services are not investigated in separate tools. The context remains intact from the first finding to the deepest technical view.
- AP and client investigation
- RF, neighbor, and channel evidence
- NAC and RADIUS validation
- Remote sniffer and PCAP
- Findings, root cause, and reports
Operational memory
What happened yesterday at 18:00?
An issue was reported but has since disappeared. Monitor preserves the timeline: client count, CPU, memory, throughput, channel utilization, retries, noise floor, CCI, service state, and switch-port evidence.
- Client and throughput trends
- CPU, memory, and uptime
- Airtime, retries, errors, and noise floor
- SSID, VLAN, AP, and building context
- Historical analysis by time and scope
Evidence that travels
A finding that does not need to be explained again.
Reports combine tested services, affected infrastructure, technical evidence, root-cause correlation, and a recommended action. The next team receives an actionable assignment—not an alert stripped of context.
