What does Sonar's IPAM do?

IPAM manages Supernets, Subnets, and IP Pools, assigns addresses to customer accounts, and can automate routine IP assignments, replacing spreadsheet subnet tracking that causes collisions and outages.

Does Sonar support RADIUS authentication?

Yes. The RADIUS build-out integrates FreeRADIUS with Sonar to authenticate customers, with RADIUS Groups for access policy and RADIUS Reply Attributes to control speeds.

Which network vendors does Sonar integrate with?

Sonar integrates with MikroTik, Calix, Adtran Mosaic, PacketLogic, and LTE platforms like Telrad and Baicells, plus DHCP delivery and cable modem provisioning, so multi-vendor networks run from one place.

How does Sonar control subscriber speeds?

Speeds are measured and controlled through Sonar using RADIUS reply attributes and vendor-specific tools like MikroTik speed control, so throttling and plan enforcement stay consistent across vendors.

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NETWORK

IPAM. RADIUS. DHCP. Speed control. Multiple devices.

Multi-vendor network operations across MikroTik, Calix, Adtran, PacketLogic, and LTE.

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Why network ops break first

Multi-vendor reality plus manual provisioning equals NOC tickets nobody can close.

Five tools, one network.

Calix, Adtran, MikroTik, Cambium each have their own management surfaces. NOCs juggle five tabs to chase one issue.

IPAM in a spreadsheet.

Manual subnet allocation guarantees collisions. Collisions guarantee outages.

Speed control from device side.

Throttling subscribers per device per vendor without one consistent tool.

Capabilities

IPAM to integration.
Multi-vendor.

Sonar's Networking module covers IPAM, RADIUS, DHCP delivery, speed control, and integrations with MikroTik, Calix, Adtran, PacketLogic, and LTE platforms.

Supernets, subnets, and IP pools managed centrally.

IPAM Basic Setup creates Supernets, Subnets, and IP Pools. Assigning an IP Address provisions individual addresses to customer accounts. Automating IP Assignments removes manual steps for routine allocations.

Supernet, Subnet, and IP Pool management
IP address assignment per customer account
Automated IP assignments for routine allocations

IPAM’s flow

From new account to allocated IP

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Account created
New subscriber added to the system.
Accounts
02
Pool checked
Available IP Pool identified for the service area.
Network & IPAM
03
IP allocated
Address assigned via IPAM.
Network & IPAM
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Provisioning queued
Activation workflow ready for the device.
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Inside NETWORK

Five tools, one network.

Frequently asked

Common questions about network.

What does Sonar's IPAM do?: IPAM manages Supernets, Subnets, and IP Pools, assigns addresses to customer accounts, and can automate routine IP assignments, replacing spreadsheet subnet tracking that causes collisions and outages.
Does Sonar support RADIUS authentication?: Yes. The RADIUS build-out integrates FreeRADIUS with Sonar to authenticate customers, with RADIUS Groups for access policy and RADIUS Reply Attributes to control speeds.
Which network vendors does Sonar integrate with?: Sonar integrates with MikroTik, Calix, Adtran Mosaic, PacketLogic, and LTE platforms like Telrad and Baicells, plus DHCP delivery and cable modem provisioning, so multi-vendor networks run from one place.
How does Sonar control subscriber speeds?: Speeds are measured and controlled through Sonar using RADIUS reply attributes and vendor-specific tools like MikroTik speed control, so throttling and plan enforcement stay consistent across vendors.

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