Infosim StableNet vs rConfig
Infosim StableNet
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rConfig
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| Figure | Infosim StableNet | rConfig |
|---|---|---|
| Price from | — | €333.25/mo |
| Free plan | — | Yes |
| Free trial | — | — |
| Open source | — | — |
| Web | Yes | Yes |
| Linux | Yes | Yes |
| API | Yes | Yes |
| Self-hosted | Yes | Yes |
| Plans published | 4 | 5 |
| Spec score · Network Configuration Management Software | 7.4 (#17) | 7.9 (#10) |
| Deployment | Infosim offers on-premises deployment as well as cloud-based StableNet as a Service and describes SaaS, PaaS, and license-as-a-service options. | V8 Core is open source and runs on the customer's hardware; the download page says Pro, Enterprise, and Vector are tailored deployments rather than downloads. |
| Headquarters | Würzburg, Germany | The maker describes rConfig as having roots in Ireland and identifies OS Informatics Ltd. as registered in the Republic of Ireland. |
| Integrations | StableNet 26 adds Apache Kafka support for generic telemetry import and alarm and KPI data export. | The integrations page lists device sync for Zabbix, NetBox, Nautobot, Statseeker, AKIPS, Checkmk, PRTG, and Infrahub, plus HashiCorp Vault credentials and SAML/OIDC identity. |
| Security | StableNet 26 says its Module Controller modules are digitally signed by Infosim to help ensure authenticity and integrity. | V8 lists role-based access control, audit trails, encryption, and compliance reporting as built-in controls. |
| Support | Infosim provides a StableNet support portal with a trouble ticket system, documentation, training, and FAQs. | V8 Pro includes updates and priority support in Year 1; the licence becomes perpetual afterward, with renewals only for continued support and updates. |
Plans
Infosim StableNet
- SNaaS BusinessPriced on request
- SNaaS EnterprisePriced on request
- SNaaS StandardPriced on request
- StableNetPriced on request
rConfig
- CoreFree
- Starter$3,900, paid once
- V8 Pro€3,999 a year
- Standard$6,500, paid once
- Enterprise / MSPPriced on request
In their own words
Infosim StableNet
Infosim StableNet is a network-management platform combining discovery and inventory, configuration and change, fault and root-cause analysis, and performance and service management. Its automation workflow includes discovery, configuration jobs, root-cause analysis, SLA monitoring, compliance tracking, backups, and reporting. Distributed StableNet Agents can discover multiple domains in parallel for large infrastructure environments. The platform supports standard and vendor-specific devices across heterogeneous networks. Users can work through a Java rich client or web portal, while open APIs including REST support third-party integration. StableNet 26 adds Apache Kafka for generic telemetry import and alarm and KPI data export. Deployment can be on premises or through StableNet as a Service, with SaaS, PaaS, and license-as-a-service options. Infosim presents StableNet Enterprise for IT and networking organizations and StableNet Telco for telecommunications. Cold-standby and high-availability choices address downtime concerns. Module Controller modules are digitally signed. Pricing is not published; plans require contacting Infosim.
rConfig
rConfig is a Network Configuration Management platform for managing network device configurations. V8 supports configuration backups, historical change tracking, drift validation, automated rollbacks, and compliance-ready reports. Its listed controls include role-based access, audit trails, encryption, and compliance reporting; V8 Pro adds SAML SSO, immutable audit logs, encryption at rest, and optional air-gapped deployment. The maker says V8 supports any device, vendor, and protocol. Listed integrations cover device synchronization with Zabbix, NetBox, Nautobot, Statseeker, AKIPS, Checkmk, PRTG, and Infrahub, plus HashiCorp Vault credentials and SAML/OIDC identity. LibreNMS and Observium connectors are planned, while CyberArk and Delinea Secret Server are on the bench. Core is open source and runs on customer hardware; Pro, Enterprise, and Vector are tailored deployments rather than downloads. Core costs nothing. Starter costs $3,900, paid once, and V8 Pro costs €3,999 a year, with a perpetual licence after Year 1.