Repeatable configuration backups
Move supported device backups from individual practice into a visible, scheduled operating process.
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Neurix NetVault
Make network configuration recovery an operating capability—not a last-minute search.
Coordinate scheduled and on-demand configuration backups, retention and controlled restore workflows for supported network devices.
Deployment and support scope are confirmed during discovery.
128Protected devices
04Backups due for review
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Schedule evaluated
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Configuration captured
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Checksum recorded
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Retention applied
What it is
Network Device Backup & Restore
Neurix NetVault is a device-configuration backup and restore service designed for managed network infrastructure. It coordinates supported device connections, backup schedules, secure storage, retention metadata and governed restore activity behind a simple operator workflow.
A controlled restore path
Use an explicit, permission-aware workflow when a validated backup must be applied to a supported device.
History and ownership
Keep backup timing, trigger, device and restore activity available for operational review.
Capability set
Built around the work operators need to complete.
Final coverage depends on the agreed environment, integrations, device support and delivery scope.
Scheduled backups
Run approved backup schedules for supported vendor and model combinations.
On-demand backup
Allow authorised operators to capture a current configuration before a planned change or investigation.
Retention policies
Define how many backups or how many days of history should be retained for the agreed scope.
Secure storage integration
Store backup objects through the deployment's approved storage architecture and tenant boundaries.
Restore workflow
Coordinate confirmation, pre-restore protection, apply, device return and verification steps where the driver supports them.
Vendor and model drivers
Keep device-specific commands inside explicit drivers so one model's behaviour does not become an unsafe assumption for another.
Operating model
A clear path from signal to action.
Neurix keeps each stage visible so different teams can work from the same operational context.
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Capture
Request or receive the configuration
Use the validated device driver and transfer method to collect the supported configuration file. - 02
Protect
Store with identity and checksum context
Write the backup through approved storage controls and retain metadata for device, tenant, trigger and time. - 03
Retain
Apply the agreed policy
Keep the required history and remove expired objects through the defined retention process. - 04
Recover
Run a governed restore
Require explicit authority and surface the restore stages, device return and available verification result.
Who it helps
Shared context for the teams responsible for service delivery.
Network engineering
Protect device configurations before changes and maintain a visible recovery history.
NOC
Review backup state and initiate authorised capture or recovery workflows.
Governance and operations
Apply retention, permission and audit requirements across the managed device estate.
Deployment and fit
Recovery is only reliable when device behaviour is validated.
Backup and restore commands vary by vendor, model and firmware. Neurix uses an explicit support matrix and separates safe backup coverage from the higher-risk restore scope.
Scope considerations
- Scheduled and manual triggers
- Tenant-aware storage
- Configurable retention
- Permission-gated restore
Supported device models, transfer methods, storage targets and restore verification are documented in the delivery scope.
Product FAQ
Questions to answer before implementation.
Which network devices can be backed up?
Coverage is provided through validated vendor and model drivers. The target routers, switches, OLTs and firmware versions are reviewed before they are included.
Where are configuration backups stored?
The storage target depends on the approved deployment architecture and can be scoped around tenant boundaries, retention and data-control requirements.
Can operators restore a backup with one click?
The interface can simplify the action, but restore remains a controlled workflow. Permissions, confirmation, device behaviour and verification requirements must be satisfied.
Does a backup guarantee successful recovery?
No system can guarantee recovery without validating the device, file and restore process. Neurix is designed to expose those controls and outcomes rather than hide the risk.
Plan the right scope