FebNMS vs mikr.app

FebNMS is a network and server monitoring client for LibreNMS operators, system administrators and NOC teams. Check infrastructure health, traffic, uptime, alerts, services and performance from your iPhone, iPad or Mac. Key features: • See device availability and operational status at a glance on a customisable overview • Monitor CPU, memory, I/O wait, disk, network traffic and health sensors in real time • Explore availability, performance, traffic and device health graphs • Review active and recovered alerts with timelines and related graphs • Get push notifications when alerts fire • Inspect monitored services, results and check schedules • Search and filter devices across your LibreNMS servers • Connect to multiple LibreNMS servers • Sync your servers, dashboards and preferences across devices with a FebNMS account • Display dates and times in your device's local time zone FebNMS connects directly to the LibreNMS API you configure; device metrics and graphs are read straight from your LibreNMS server. Your FebNMS account stores your server list, dashboards and preferences so they sync across your devices, and your LibreNMS API tokens are encrypted and only delivered to devices signed in to your account. If you turn on alert push notifications, your LibreNMS server sends alerts to the FebNMS service, which delivers them through Apple Push Notification service and keeps a delivery log of alert titles. The optional AI alert-rule assistant sends the rule you describe to a third-party AI model. This is an independent third-party app developed by FEB PTE. LTD. LibreNMS is an independent open-source project, and this app is not an official LibreNMS product.

mikr.app is the iPhone client for MikroTik Manager, the self-hosted server you run on your own infrastructure to monitor RouterOS devices. It connects only to your server and shows what that server knows, live. FLEET - One line that says whether everything is answering, then only what is not - Issues across the fleet, worst first: devices down, metrics over your server's thresholds, PoE budget, RouterOS and firmware behind - Sites, backup coverage, and the device flooding the log DEVICE - CPU, memory, temperature, PoE and power, with history - The ports drawn as they sit on the box, with live traffic per port - Clients on the network, by DHCP lease and by wireless registration - VLANs, and which ports carry each one - WireGuard and IPsec tunnels, neighbours and the device's log - A banner when a published RouterOS advisory applies to the device ACTIONS (operator accounts and above) - Test the connection, check for updates, back up the config now - Upgrade RouterOS or firmware, reboot, run a saved command template - Upgrade Jobs: cancel a queue, remove or unschedule a planned upgrade - Every action goes through your server, which checks the account's role and logs it. Viewer accounts see none of them SECURITY AND ACTIVITY - Advisories affecting your devices, worst first, and devices behind on patches - The server's activity log: who did what, with failed actions on their own SIGN-IN - The same username, password and second factor as your server's web UI - Tokens kept in the iPhone Keychain, optionally behind Face ID - Several servers, switchable - Self-signed certificates accepted once, by fingerprint, then pinned Requires a MikroTik Manager server. No server yet? Open the demo from the sign-in screen: a sample fleet built into the app, with no connection to anything. MikroTik and RouterOS are trademarks of SIA Mikrotikls. This app is not affiliated with or endorsed by MikroTik.