The site tests itself.
DNS, DHCP, NTP, gateway, RADIUS, AP CLI, and local network paths are tested from the network where the issue actually occurs.
Beam Remote Site
Central visibility. Execution directly at the site.
A central check cannot always see what a branch office is actually experiencing. Beam moves service checks, AP SSH, captures, tech dumps, and monitor samples close to the affected infrastructure and connects them securely to Control.
No inbound VPN access required.
Beam initiates an outbound connection to Control. Remote sites remain accessible without requiring additional inbound firewall rules.
Large evidence files remain on site.
Captures, tech dumps, diagnostic artifacts, and monitor samples are retained locally and retrieved centrally only when needed.
Local execution
Diagnostics without forced remote control.
- AP SSH and CLI jobs
- DHCP, DNS, gateway, NTP, and RADIUS tests
- Remote sniffer and captures
- Tech dumps and diagnostic artifacts
- Monitor and usage samples
- Evidence storage and controlled retrieval
Evidence on demand
Large raw data stays local until it is needed.
This reduces WAN load and keeps evidence close to where it was created. Remote sites still become part of the same operating model instead of turning into separate tool environments.