IP Performance has been partnered with BlueCat Networks since 2005, being their first reseller in the UK, and have jointly accumulated thirty customers over this period in both private and public sectors.
BlueCat’s Adaptive DNS increases the resilience of customers’ critical infrastructure, with architectures flexible enough to fit networks of any size – even as it scales and business needs change. BlueCat’s platform minimises downtime, reduces latency and delivers a seamless network experience with solutions for DNS, DHCP, and IPAM (DDI).
BlueCat simplifies the management of core services while allowing a client’s NetOps team to provision and deprovision diverse cloud and network resources in real-time. The NetOps team enjoys complete visibility and control, whether on-premise or in any type of cloud – public, private, multi, or hybrid.
Through network automation, it is possible to eliminate manual work and harness zero-touch automation for low network costs, rapid innovation and smooth, seamless networking.
Finally, as part of DNSSEC, transforming DNS from a customer’s biggest threat vector into their first line of defence, BlueCat rapidly detects and remediates threats, and meet compliance standards with ease.
Sony, the MoD, Zurich Insurance, University College Dublin and AT&T have all put their trust in BlueCat Networks, who have strategic allegiances with AWS, Microsoft Azure, Cisco, IBM and vmware, amongst others.
IP Performance’s skilled team of engineers are fully trained and accredited in the BlueCat portfolio of IPAM solutions and products. Large organisations should consider BlueCat, particularly in environments with significant scale requirements (100,000-plus IP addresses) or that desire significant customisation.
Most organisations don’t take notice of their DDI (DNS, DHCP and IP address management) infrastructure until something goes wrong; whilst it is a key component of any network, it normally just works, having been architected over time using Open Source tools and spreadsheets or a home-grown platform. When something does go wrong, it is often […]
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Latency is one of the biggest challenges for today’s network teams. It hurts organisations not just from a productivity standpoint, but by lowering customer and staff satisfaction levels and revenue. Poorly optimised routing is one of the leading causes of latency. Traffic gets inadvertently routed to failed servers or lost without notification. Adaptive DNS is […]
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