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FastNetMon eliminates third-party bgp lookups with Netomics

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FastNetMon eliminates third-party bgp lookups with Netomics

FastNetMon launched Netomics, a self-hosted platform that consolidates BGP routing intelligence, including live routing data, registry information, RPKI validation, routing history, and AI-assisted querying. The tool is designed for ISPs, cloud providers, Internet Exchange Points, and enterprises to gain visibility into global internet routing without relying on external lookup services. Network engineers can investigate routing incidents and validate prefixes from a single application.

Why it matters: Network operators responsible for large IP networks benefit from reducing dependency on third-party services and gaining faster incident response capabilities for routing issues.

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FastNetMon eliminates third-party bgp lookups with Netomics

FastNetMon released Netomics, a self-hosted platform that consolidates BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) routing data, registry information, RPKI (Resource Public Key Infrastructure) validation, and routing history into a single application. The tool targets ISPs, cloud providers, IXPs (Internet Exchange Points), and large enterprises seeking independent visibility into global internet routing without external dependencies.

Why it matters: Network operators handling routing incidents and prefix validation can reduce reliance on third-party lookup services and gain direct control over critical BGP intelligence used for network troubleshooting and security decisions.

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