AccuOps Simulate · The Network, In Software
AccuOps Simulate stands up living, breathing populations of network devices — each one answering real management traffic, indistinguishable from the genuine article — so you can build, test, prove, and train against a whole network you never had to buy, rack, or fear breaking.
Why AccuOps Simulate
Every device is a real, running machine with a real address, real interfaces, and real daemons answering on the wire. Point your tools at it and they will never know the difference.
Each device is a live micro-machine — real interfaces, counters, routing, and management daemons. It behaves like the genuine article because it is not pretending to be one.
Whole networks stand up on a single host, so you rehearse against the scale you actually operate — not a lonely lab of one.
A device can wear any vendor's identity down to the last detail, so discovery and mapping see exactly what they would see in the field.
Living surface
From the protocols that have run networks for decades to the discovery that draws your maps, every device answers for real — one truthful state standing behind every interface it presents.
Real agents answer polls, walks, and gets — with the precise identity, inventory, and interface tables of the device they portray.
Log in over the console and meet the genuine prompts, banners, and command responses of the box in front of you.
Neighbor advertisements so your maps draw themselves — the topology assembles exactly as it would on real steel.
Fire a single trap or a rolling storm, on demand or on a schedule, to exercise every alarm pipeline downstream.
Change a hostname, a model, an interface's status, a load — and every interface reflects it at once, live.
Dress a device as any vendor and model — identifiers, banners, inventory, and even the very gaps a real one leaves unanswered.
Situations
The outages you could never safely stage on real equipment, you stage here — a link down, a route withdrawn, a device gone dark — every one genuine to the tools watching, and every one reversible.
Take a device dark, drop a link, or withdraw a route — the failure is real, not a flag on a dashboard.
Every impairment is reversible, so you rehearse the worst day and restore in a single click.
Fault storms and cascading failures on demand — the scenarios far too dangerous to provoke on live gear.
Your monitoring sees true DOWN states and real link and route failures, from exactly the vantage it would in production.
Real networks
Stand up dozens of devices into a genuinely routable network — real segments, real links — where traffic from one device truly transits another to reach a third. Not a picture of a network. A network.
Import an entire topology and bring it up together — carrier cores, metro rings, access, and edge.
A packet from one device genuinely crosses the next to reach a third, so failures appear from precisely the vantage they would in production.
Raise a faithful twin from a capture of a real device, so the copy inherits the original's every quirk.
Bring back the network elements the industry stopped shipping decades ago — their legacy management interfaces answered exactly.
What it's for
One network in software, standing in for the hardware you could never economically own — across every stage of your work.
Develop against the device before it exists — or long before a single unit lands in your lab.
Whole networks in your pipeline, in every fault state, reproducible on demand.
Put operators through the incidents too costly or too dangerous to stage on production.
A believable, controllable network on a single machine — every scenario, on cue.
Tell us the network you wish you could test against. We'll bring it up in software.