Standardize raw configurations into structured datasets. Generate port, SAP, interface, and hardware reports.
Review Cisco access lists (ACLs), active route policies (RPL), and VRF mapping groups across core routers.
Generate detailed Hand-over-to-Operations sheets automatically.
Instantly check VPRN, VPLS, and Epipe services configured across Nokia 7750 nodes.
Audit SAPs (Service Access Points) and SDPs (Service Distribution Paths) to ensure correct encapsulation.
Quickly locate port assignments and operational IP configurations.
Convert nested CLI outputs into clean Excel documentation sheets for engineering teams.
Audit firewall filter tables and policy-options configuration trees.
Extract virtual routing instances (VRFs) and associate them with sub-interfaces.
List all configured interfaces and active port descriptions for device inventory.
Extract configurations to compare against golden design templates.
Track all active Huawei physical and loopback interfaces.
Audit BGP peerings and routing configurations to ensure design alignment.
Export configuration variables into Excel tables for project handovers.
Quickly verify device port states and subnets to speed up outage restoration.
Natural English Parse Language (NEPL)
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Nokia Configuration Parser | SR OS Config Analysis Tool | NetAI
Analyze Nokia SR OS router configurations automatically. Extract interfaces, BGP, ISIS, MPLS, services, SAPs, SDPs, and routing information from Nokia configuration files.
Nokia Configuration Parser, Nokia SR OS Parser, 7750 Config Parser, 7210 Config Parser, IXR Config Parser, Nokia BGP Parser, Nokia MPLS Parser
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Huawei Configuration Parser | Huawei VRP Config Analyzer | NetAI
Analyze Huawei VRP configurations and extract interfaces, routing protocols, MPLS, VPNs, BGP peers, and network services automatically.
Huawei Configuration Parser, Huawei VRP Parser, Huawei Router Analysis, Huawei Network Automation, Huawei BGP Parser
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Error parsing configuration. Ensure the config content matches the selected vendor syntax.
Unified Multi-Vendor Config Parser - Cisco, Nokia, Juniper - NetAIForge
Automated network configuration parsing and auditing. Standardize CLI from Cisco, Nokia, Juniper, and Huawei into structured Excel reports. Extract VRFs, BGP, and IGP data instantly.
config parser, network audit tool, multi-vendor parser, cisco xr config, nokia sros parser, network inventory extraction, juniper configuration audit
BusinessApplication, NetworkAdminApplication
Standardized Configuration Parsing
Logical & Physical Interface Extraction
>PHYSICAL PORTS >L3/LOGICAL >BGP NEIGHBORS >ISIS/OSPF >ROUTING POLICIES >Vendor-Neutral JSON Model
Simply paste the raw text output of 'show running-config' or upload the configuration file directly. The engine automatically identifies Cisco IOS-XR syntax and extracts Gigabit/Loopback interfaces, BGP neighbor-groups, and route policies.
Yes, it fully parses Cisco sub-interfaces (such as GigabitEthernet0/0/0/1.100), extracting their IP addresses, descriptions, and corresponding virtual routing instances (VRFs).
Yes. The parser parses Cisco router bgp configurations, extracting neighbor IPs, remote-AS values, peer descriptions, and administrative structures into the BGP Neighbors tab.
This tool focuses on configuration structure parsing. To decrypt Cisco Type 7 passwords, you can use our dedicated Cisco Password Decryptor tool.
Currently, the parser extracts interfaces, VRFs, routing protocols, and policies. Detailed ACL rules extraction is planned for our upcoming security audit release.
No. The parsing engine is client-safe, and NetAI does not store configuration files or sensitive parameters on our servers.
Yes. It extracts VRF definitions, Route Distinguishers (RD), Route Targets (RT), and lists which interfaces are bound to each VRF.
You can download the full multi-tab report as an Excel (.xlsx) file, or download individual tables as CSV files, or export a ZIP folder containing all CSV files.
Yes, it supports all Nokia 7750, 7210, and IXR configurations running Nokia SR OS (both classic CLI and MD-CLI syntaxes).
Yes, it parses and extracts MPLS LSP details, SDP bindings, and dynamic routing states.
Yes. It flattens the nested hierarchical blocks of Nokia MD-CLI configuration files automatically.
You can download the full parsed structure as an Excel (.xlsx) file, or download individual tables (like SAPs or interfaces) as CSV sheets.
Yes. It parses service contexts (VPRN, VPLS, Epipe) and extracts SAP IDs, SDP bindings, encapsulation details, and descriptions.
Yes, the parser lists all active VPRN IDs, VRF names, Route Distinguishers (RD), Route Targets (RT), and interface associations.
We support configuration files up to several megabytes. The parsing engine processes large router configurations within seconds.
Yes, this tool runs client-side inside your browser, requiring no local agent installation or network connection.
It parses the nested text tree format of JunOS configurations, identifying units, IP addresses, family inet parameters, and routing protocols.
Yes, it extracts policies, prefix-lists, community statements, and routing policy terms into the Routing Policies tab.
The parser currently extracts interfaces, routing instances, and routing policies. Firewall filter tables parsing is supported in our custom enterprise plan.
Yes. The parser lists all routing-instances, VRF types, loopbacks, and route-target variables.
Yes, we provide a Raw JSON tab containing the complete, vendor-neutral structure of the parsed data.
You get a multi-tab Excel worksheet where each tab corresponds to network features: Physical Ports, L3 Interfaces, BGP, VRF, etc.
Yes. It resolves Juniper BGP peerings nested inside BGP groups, mapping the correct group name, neighbor IP, and peer-as.
Yes, all processing is done client-side or sent over secure HTTPS, and no configuration details are stored on NetAI servers.
Yes, it supports Huawei VRP configuration files extracted from NE40E, NE8000, and NetEngine series routers.
Yes. It extracts interface name, descriptions, IP addresses, and operational states.
Yes, it extracts VPN instances, RD/RT values, and interface mappings.
You can download the structured data as an Excel sheet or individual CSV files.
Yes, OSPF process IDs, areas, and network listings are extracted under the ISIS/OSPF tab.
The parser runs client-safe, and we do not store configuration text on NetAI servers.
It builds tables for Physical interfaces, Logical interfaces, VRF/VPN instances, BGP neighbors, and routing policies.
Yes, our engine is optimized for Huawei NetEngine (NE) core and aggregation routers configurations.
It is the process of converting text configurations of ECI Telecom devices into standardized spreadsheet columns.
Yes. It extracts loopbacks, physical ge/xe interfaces, IP addresses, subnets, and active ports descriptions.
The engine extracts logical interfaces, VRFs, and routing neighbors. Full ECI MPLS path mapping is available in our customized corporate subscription.
It supports configuration dumps from ECI Apollo, Neptune, and classic BG platform routers.
You can download the data as an Excel (.xlsx) file, or download individual tables as CSV files.
No, all parsing processes are safe and transient, ensuring your configurations remain private.
Yes, it parses service interface bindings and L3 parameters to verify operational configurations.
Yes, the basic configuration parsing features are free for engineers to run locally.
Yes, our Unified Config Parser parses configuration files for Nokia SROS, Cisco IOS-XE/XR, Juniper Junos, Huawei VRP, and ECI Telecom devices.
Yes, you can export the full parsed dataset to a structured Excel spreadsheet or download individual tables as CSV files.