Outcome 1
Automated Compliance
Replaced manual sampling with continuous, estate-wide configuration audits mapped to NIS2 and internal policy.
Telecom Case Study
How rConfig Holds a Service Provider Estate to One Configuration Standard at Carrier Scale
A national, multi-vendor network, from optical to access to radio to core, is too large for scripts and spreadsheets. rConfig holds the whole estate, IP and optical, to a single configuration standard, with continuous backup, drift detection, and carrier audit trails across hundreds of thousands of devices.
GLOBAL FLEET · LIVE
RCONFIG · CTRL
Total devices
47,829
POPs
312
Backups · 24h
1.14M
Trusted by leaders in Telecom
Key metrics
01 · Metric
~200k
Devices Under Management
Core, access, and edge in a single Tier 1 deployment
02 · Metric
1
Configuration Standard
Held across every region and vendor in the estate
03 · Metric
24/7
Scheduled Collection
Backup cadence that keeps closing its windows
STATUS · CRITICAL
AUTH ERR · 0x21
CONFIG DRIFT
TIMEOUT · NODE 47
PRE · RCONFIG
INCIDENT
02 · The Challenge
Scale and Complexity Across the Estate
Service provider networks are vast, distributed, and constantly changing. Holding thousands of routers, OLTs, and switches from different vendors (Cisco, Juniper, Huawei) to one standard is impossible when each layer, optical, access, radio, and core, is managed in its own silo.
Without a single source of truth, frequent changes across distributed POPs lead to configuration drift, producing silent failures that only surface when traffic peaks or an audit lands.
Six-figure, multi-vendor estates from optical to core
Frequent network changes across distributed POPs
High downtime costs and SLA penalties (minutes to hours)
Carrier audits (NIS2, internal) that have to hold up
STATUS · SECURE
WITH · RCONFIG
LIVE
03 · The Solution
One Standard, Vendor Neutral, at Carrier Scale
rConfig gives service providers a single, vendor-neutral plane across the whole estate. Parallel, versioned backup keeps collection windows closing for hundreds of thousands of devices, so every config is recoverable.
Continuous policy checks and drift detection flag mismatched configurations before they reach customers, while RBAC and full audit trails keep the network ready for a carrier-grade compliance review at any time.
Single configuration standard across every vendor
Parallel, versioned backup at six-figure scale
Continuous drift detection and policy checks
RBAC and carrier audit trails for NIS2 readiness
Vendor-neutral view across optical, access, radio, and core
05 · Outcomes
Operational Efficiency
Measurable impact, weeks not months.
Outcome 2
Rapid Diagnostics
Empowered NOC teams to instantly diff current versus previous configs and find the root cause of outages.
Outcome 3
Always Recoverable
Held collection windows closed across the estate, so every device has a current, versioned backup to roll back to.
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Diff analyzed
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Scale
Devices100,000+
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Compliance
ISO 27001
aligned
NIST
drift check
Policy
pass
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