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Internet2 Insight Console

Visualize, manage, and troubleshoot Internet2 network services.

Insight Console is a web-based application that enables network engineers, cloud architects, and others at institutions connected to the Internet2 network to manage a growing set of Internet2 network services — all in one place. 

With access to Insight Console, users* can:

  • set up virtual networks
  • create cloud connections
  • explore their organization’s interfaces
  • troubleshoot routing issues
  • inspect live traffic
  • collaborate with peers
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Explore What’s Possible With Insight Console

Looking Glass

Run supported commands on live Internet2 routers. Troubleshoot network behavior, view real-time routing and device information, and compare outputs across multiple devices.

Community

Manage access and collaboration for your organization. Add users, configure roles, and create custom groups.

Interfaces

View your interfaces with the Internet2 Platform, Cloud Connect, and Rapid Private Interconnect. Inspect interface statistics and delegate VLANs to other organizations.

Virtual Networks

Manage cloud and non-cloud connections. Set up virtual switches and cloud routers, inspect traffic and peering, and establish dedicated connections to AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and Oracle.

BGP Route Reports

Gain visibility into the routes announced to Internet2 R&E and Peer Exchange. Identify rejected routes, troubleshoot issues, and assess your routing security posture and RPKI status.

Resources and Support

Our resources help you use the Console, access documentation, and reach out for support.

Insight Console By the Numbers

188

Organizations Represented

250

Looking Glass Commands Run Monthly

133

Virtual Network Peerings

475

Virtual Network Layer 2 Connections

*Some Insight Console features require users to sign in, with seamless access available through InCommon. Other capabilities — including Looking Glass and BGP Route Reports — are publicly accessible to support the broader research and education community.

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