Neither should we. So we built NOCBox — and we’re giving Lite to Philippine operators, free. See exactly which uplink or VLAN path is dropping packets or slowing down, and get a Telegram alert before the complaints start. No YAML. No public IP. Runs on one host, on your LAN.
You know the scene — messages flooding in all at once. You’re scrambling: ping here, router login, check the uplink, trace the VLAN path — but the complaints keep piling up.
The outage isn’t the real pain. The real pain is your customer noticed it before you did. You’re guessing while they’re already complaining.
You should know first. Not them.
See every uplink and VLAN path: latency, packet loss, RTO/timeout. Not just “up/down” — you know which one is degraded.
Hits your phone the moment there’s a down or packet loss event, before your customer notices. (Lite = Telegram.)
You never touch Prometheus / Blackbox / Grafana config. NOCMON generates and applies it for you.
Got VLANs? Pick the ISP + VLAN, source IP/gateway/interface auto-fills. Flat-LAN? “No VLAN” mode works straight from the box.
One glance: who’s green, degraded, down. Wallboard mode for your NOC TV.
Preview config before applying. System health, audit logs, backup + host-side restore included.
Two uplinks, all your targets, one 24-hour view. You can tell at a glance when one’s going wild while the other holds steady — so you know right away if it’s a path problem or a target problem.
A table view per ISP × each target. No scrolling through graphs — you see straight away which uplink is dragging and which target the pain starts at.
Config sync, service health, and live rollups in one panel. You know every part of the box is running — no second-guessing whether your monitoring even works.
Live ping and WinMTR-style traceroute from your chosen ISP/VLAN source. No more SSH-ing into the router — straight from the box, you see exactly which hop the packet loss begins at.
Assign Targets: check which target to track, then set warn/crit latency and loss per target. No config file to wrangle — NOCMON builds and applies it.
System Health shows Prometheus, Blackbox, Grafana, and Alertmanager — each with a live UP/DOWN status and a one-click restart. You know your monitoring stack is healthy before you trust what it tells you.
ISP and area names are anonymized / blurred in every screenshot here — only generic carrier shortcodes and internal addresses show. We treat your network with the same respect when you come on as a tester.
The hardest thing to catch — latency that comes and goes, random timeouts that clear up by the time you check. Here, there’s nowhere to hide.
Intermittent latency + timeouts caught — before your customer complains.
RTO / timeouts show as a point at y=0 — not a blank. Even when the problem is intermittent, you see the pattern and can act on it.
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NOCBox is built and backed by Maltix and Fourleaf, under the Team Jorian banner — operators who run real Philippine networks. We built it for our own NOC, and it runs on open-source tools (Prometheus, Grafana) we don’t charge for.
So giving the Lite tier away costs us little. We earn from Pro — for operators who grow into multi-site and unlimited probes — and from running our own networks. A Philippine internet where every operator can see theirs is better for all of us, us included.
The honest limits: Lite is one site and five probes — enough to watch your uplinks. It runs on your own LAN, no public IP. No card, no expiry, no bait-and-switch. Outgrow it and Pro is there; don’t, and Lite stays free.
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Free — and running in minutes.
Lite is free, and it’s yours to keep. One install command and a quick guide and you’re watching your uplinks — no server room, no YAML, no hassle. Small ISP / WISP / FTTH in the Philippines? This is for you.
Not sure yet? Message us — no obligation, no sales talk. Your details are never sold or passed on.