Cisco Catalyst Center vs Kubernesis DDI

Cisco Catalyst Center has no write-up on Specifiction yet; its figures are above.

Kubernesis DDI provides managed DHCP, DNS, and IP address management across headquarters, branches, cloud, and remote sites. One console handles scopes, ranges, exclusions, reservations, and options for IPv4 and IPv6. New leases automatically create matching address and DNS records, while expired leases are released. Critical scopes can run on server pairs that continue issuing and renewing leases after one server fails, and large branches can use local DHCP during WAN outages. A REST API creates scopes and reservations in provisioning workflows. Lease history retains MAC address, hostname, and device type associations; unknown devices can be flagged, and lease records can be forwarded to a SIEM. Deployment supports high-availability appliances or virtual installations across on-premises and cloud environments. Kubernesis can import Windows DHCP or ISC DHCP configurations and perform staged cutovers with rollback. Integrations include identity providers, SIEMs, service-management tools, cloud platforms, hypervisors, and network vendors. Operations are covered by an agreed SLA with engineers in Gurugram, India. Pricing is on request.