One appliance. Whole operator. Live in a week.
You don’t need a five-vendor stack to run a growing ISP. Rack a Core X1, boot NOS, and get the network, subscribers and business under one login before the weekend.
Small and greenfield operators up to 10,000 subscribers.
The first years of an ISP are a race against your own back office. Every new subscriber piles onto a spreadsheet, every outage means a WhatsApp fire-drill, and every vendor you bolt on wants its own login, its own admin, and its own headache.
NetXol answers that with a single decision: rack one appliance, and the operator’s brain moves inside it. Provisioning, billing, care, reporting and the AI that ties it together — all under NOS, all logged in the same audit trail.
Because the AI ships turned on, a two-person team can operate like a ten-person team. Chatty AI closes routine tickets, drafts the monthly report, and quietly restarts things it knows how to restart — before you even hear about it.
Four moves.
Rack the Core X1
One 1U appliance, dual-drive redundant, boots NOS on first power-up.
Onboard in an afternoon
Guided setup imports your OLTs, subscribers and plans in a few clicks.
Give the team a login
Care, engineering, finance — every seat, no per-seat billing.
Let the AI cover the gap
The routine ticket work, the reports, the after-hours cover — handled.
Everything you get with this playbook.
We usually pair this playbook with NetXol Core X1.
The X1 is what most ISPs boot when they’re done stitching four tools together. Rack it, plug it into your uplink, and it comes up with the operating system already talking to your network. One appliance, one login, and every corner of the business on one screen.
Operators already running this play.
Questions we get on the first call.
How long does it take to go live?
Small deployments complete in under a week from unboxing the Core to first paying subscriber; larger rollouts scoped in weeks not months.
Do we need to change our existing hardware?
No. NOS ships adapters for every mainstream OLT and router. You keep the gear you own; we replace the tooling above it.
What happens to our data?
Everything stays on your Core appliance by default. Backups go to your object store of choice. No subscriber data leaves your rack unless you turn on an opt-in telemetry channel.
Can we migrate from another platform?
Yes — we run a scoped migration project with matching data mappings and cut-over windows. Standard editions include the first migration.
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