Stage 01
Discover
Reads the address and port tables your switches already keep, so every wired, wireless and virtual device is listed with where it is plugged in, and a new one is announced when it appears.
See every device on your network, from one place you own.
Blue View Sentinel watches your switches, access points, servers and everything else on the network, keeps their logs, and tells you when something needs attention. It runs on your own server, and nothing about it depends on a vendor's cloud.
Running today at an early-adopter school district. General availability planned for 2027.
Built for K-12 schoolsHigher educationGovernmentLibrariesManaged service providers
From a blinking light to an answer
What Sentinel does with every device it can reach.
Stage 02
Watch
Polls health and traffic every minute: CPU, memory, temperature, fans, power, every port. Values it does not have are shown as missing, never guessed.
Stage 03
Alert
One message when something breaks, not fifty. A switch that goes down is reported once, with the devices behind it marked as affected.
Stage 04
Investigate
History charts, every switch port, the device's own logs and its problems in one view, searchable when you are tracing an outage.
Stage 05
Automate
Agentic tools and your own systems connect through a published API and an MCP server. They can look within what you allow; anything that changes something asks a person first.
Why Sentinel
Vendor-independent
Built on the open standards network equipment already speaks. Switch from one vendor to another and your monitoring stays.
Runs where you choose
On a server in your building, or run for you by Blue View. The same software either way.
Under your name
Your organization's name, logo and colors on the dashboard, the sign-in and the alert emails.
Evidence, not guesses
Every finding lists the measurements behind it. No invented health percentages and no placeholder numbers.
Talk to us
Tell us roughly how many switches, access points and servers you run, and what watches them today. We will tell you honestly whether Sentinel fits.
Built on open standards
Sentinel talks to equipment the way the equipment already speaks: SNMP, syslog and OpenTelemetry in, a published REST API and an MCP server out. Your data stays in a database you control, and you can export it to other tools whenever you want. Nothing about it depends on one switch vendor's cloud.