Platform · Orchestrator

Digital Twin — model the network before you deploy it

A live, high-fidelity replica of your topology, policy and traffic. Test a change, forecast a failure, and prove a design — all without risking production. Neither Meraki nor iboss offers it

Why teams run every change
through the Twin first

Simulate any change

Push a policy, add a site, or fail a carrier in the model and watch the blast radius before it’s real.

Forecast capacity

Replay real traffic against a proposed design to size links and licenses accurately.

Rehearse failure

Kill an uplink or a gateway in simulation and validate that PowerLink and routing behave.

Version & roll back

Every topology is versioned. Compare, approve, and revert with an audit trail.

Pre-deploy security

Validate segmentation and firewall policy against synthetic threats first.

One-click promote

When the Twin looks right, promote it to production — the config is already written.

A safety net for change management

Most outages are self-inflicted — a policy typo, an untested route, an over-subscribed link. The Digital Twin turns change from a leap of faith into a reviewed, simulated, reversible operation

Change confidence — Prove the outcome before the maintenance window.

Faster approvals — Give security and network teams a shared model to sign off on.

Fewer truck rolls — Catch mistakes in software, not on site.

Simulation: add 40 sites passed
Predicted link load 62% peak
Failover test (carrier A) holds
Policy conflicts 0 found
Promote to production 1 click
FAQ

Digital Twin FAQ

Can’t find your answer? Our solutions architects are happy to help

A network digital twin is a live model of your topology, policy and traffic. You can make changes to the model and see their effect before anything changes on the real network.

Policy changes, new sites, carrier failures, capacity forecasts and segmentation rules. You can replay real traffic against a proposed design and fail links or gateways in simulation.

When the model looks right, you promote it. The configuration is already written, so the change that reaches production is the one you tested.

Yes. Every topology is versioned, so you can compare versions, approve changes and revert, with an audit trail.

Network and security teams use it as a shared model to review and sign off changes, and to plan new sites before hardware ships.

See it on your network

Book a working session with a Hermes solutions architect —
we’ll model your sites in a Digital Twin first.