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BlueCat Integrity vs. Nokia VitalQIP

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
BlueCat Integrity
Score 9.0 out of 10
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BlueCat Integrity is BlueCat’s core offering, comprised of BlueCat Address Manager, an IP address management application, and authoritative DNS and DHCP servers.N/A
Nokia VitalQIP
Score 0.0 out of 10
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Nokia VitalQIP is a DDI solution (domain name system (DNS), Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) and IP address management (IPAM)). Nokia VitalQIP aims to remove the complexity associated with IPAM while reducing the costs of managing IP addresses within the enterprise. VitalQIP allows the enterprise to manage hundreds of DNS and DHCP servers supporting millions of IP addresses. VitalQIP also provides IPv6 support and makes use of automation for mission critical DNS and DHCP services.N/A
Pricing
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BlueCat IntegrityNokia VitalQIP
Free Trial
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Free/Freemium Version
NoNo
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
NoNo
Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeNo setup fee
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Community Pulse
BlueCat IntegrityNokia VitalQIP
Considered Both Products
BlueCat Integrity
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Chose BlueCat Integrity
For all it's worth, it's a Linux based appliance and does offer a high availability design. It does offer IP address management and can scan your network through ICMP and SNMP. It does support role-based access controls for admins.
Nokia VitalQIP

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User Ratings
BlueCat IntegrityNokia VitalQIP
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User Testimonials
BlueCat IntegrityNokia VitalQIP
Likelihood to Recommend
It can act as a reasonable DNS and DHCP solution if money allows you chose to have a dedicated (virtual) appliance.
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Pros
  • IP management
  • DNS server
  • TFTP
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Cons
  • GUI interface could use some touch-ups. For example, saving a configuration is not the easiest thing to do.
  • Hypervisor compatibility (currently doesn't support Nutanix AHV).
  • Not too many KBs publicly available.
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Alternatives Considered
For all it's worth, it's a Linux based appliance and does offer a high availability design. It does offer IP address management and can scan your network through ICMP and SNMP. It does support role-based access controls for admins.
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Return on Investment
  • CONS: Not up to speed with market-leading virtualization technologies such as Nutanix.
  • PROS: Reliable solution.
  • PROS: The design can be confusing for the folks used to Infoblox as it utilized 1 controller called Bluecat Address Manager and the actual DNS/DHCP servers named BDDS.
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