Adaptive tier ladders
Configure approved minimum, target, and maximum speeds so automation can move an IoD service only within the boundaries your team accepts.
Automated Bandwidth
Nexari can automatically raise or lower Internet on Demand bandwidth when mapped vendor telemetry crosses your approved thresholds, while staying inside your tier ladder, cooldown, order budget, and schedule-window controls.

Port mapping
Your inbound switch port can carry multiple VLANs and therefore multiple IoD services. Nexari attaches each IoD to the outbound port that VLAN is tagged to, so automation reads utilization from the right telemetry source before changing speed.
Multiple IoD services arrive on one physical switch port as tagged VLANs.
The customer switch sends each VLAN to its outbound port.
Nexari maps each IoD service to that outbound port for automation telemetry.
Configure approved minimum, target, and maximum speeds so automation can move an IoD service only within the boundaries your team accepts.
Mapped vendor ports provide ingress and egress utilization signals that Nexari evaluates before automatically applying approved bandwidth changes.
Use schedule windows, confirmation thresholds, cooldowns, and daily change limits to prevent noisy telemetry from creating unnecessary orders.
Automation controls
Teams define the service, mapped telemetry source, eligible speeds, utilization thresholds, confirmation timing, cooldowns, and operating windows before automation is enabled.
Ready to automate bandwidth changes?
Share your ports, speed tiers, utilization thresholds, and telemetry vendors so we can map the right automation path.