Alternatives to Open DHCP Server

ISC Stork

Stork suits administrators who manage Kea DHCP services and want a web interface for health monitoring and configuration tasks.

Subnetly describes the product as intended for SMBs and MSPs.

ANTlabs Tru'IP

Tru’IP targets telcos, ISPs, service providers and large infrastructure teams.

Jen may suit homelab and small-business operators managing a handful of ISC Kea servers.

FluxDHCP suits administrators who want to run a DHCPv4 server themselves and manage pools, reservations and leases through a web interface.

OpenIPAM is aimed at homelabs, small businesses, network engineers, and IT departments managing address and infrastructure records.

teemIP is presented for SMEs, mid-cap companies, telecom operators, hospitals, integrators, and public bodies that need address-plan mapping and inventory.

DacatDHCP

It suits Windows administrators handling labs, temporary LANs, small networks, or isolated troubleshooting setups.

SagaOS Kea Pilot suits ISP and enterprise network operators managing DHCP and DNS services.

FusionLayer DDI

FusionLayer DDI is intended for telecom companies and enterprises operating cloud, edge, or data-center networks.

It suits labs, homelabs, and pilots managing DNS, DHCP, and IPAM on their own infrastructure.

EfficientIP SOLIDserver DDI

It suits network and DevOps teams managing DDI across on-premises and cloud environments.

Kubernesis DDI

Kubernesis DDI suits organizations managing distributed networks that need resilient DHCP, synchronized DNS/IPAM, and centralized lease oversight.

Monsoon is for teams that want to self-host DHCP and IPAM together, with subnet planning, audit history, and API access.