Use case · Network visualization

See your whole network — as a live map.

The diagram on the wall was accurate the day it was drawn. Phantom builds the map from the network's real adjacencies and keeps it current — so what you're looking at is what's actually running.

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How Phantom does it

A map that draws itself from the network.

Build the topology view from the devices' real neighbour and routing relationships — no hand-drawing, no drift away from reality.
Trace any path and check reachability between any two points, following the route the traffic actually takes.
Visualize multicast distribution paths alongside unicast, so you can see where a stream fans out and where it stops.
Run failure-impact simulation — remove a node or link on the map and see the blast radius before it happens: which sites lose reachability, which lose redundancy.

Example

Before a maintenance window, an engineer clicks a core link and marks it down in the simulation. The map immediately shades two remote sites that would be left with a single path and one that would go dark entirely — turning a risky guess into a planned change, before anyone touches the hardware.

Live topologyPath tracingFailure-impact simulationMulticast paths

Where it fits

From picture to decision.

Learn the ideas behind it in network topology & visualization.
See the full capability on the visualization platform.
Pair the map with change intelligence to see how the topology moved over time.

See your whole network — as a live map.

A map that draws itself from the network.

From picture to decision.

See your own network drawn from the ground truth.