Anubiki's first usable capability, for network and security engineers reviewing Cisco IOS / IOS-XE, Juniper Junos set format, and Arista EOS configurations. Check management protocols, AAA, SNMP, remote logging, and NTP settings locally, then review findings, infrastructure counts, and selected evidence. Explore the synthetic demo for the Full Infrastructure Explorer. No account required.
Paste a Cisco IOS / IOS-XE, Juniper Junos set format, or Arista EOS configuration, or explore the synthetic enterprise Cisco example. For Junos, use set-format configuration text. Select whether you are reviewing a full configuration or a snippet.
ConfigCheck analyzes configuration text on your device. Your configuration and findings are not sent to Anubiki servers or an AI service.
Minimal usage telemetry helps us understand tool use. It contains no configuration contents or findings.
Processed locallySupported credential patterns are redacted in a working copy before parsing. Your original text remains in the input until you clear it. ConfigCheck does not save configuration contents to cookies, local storage, or a server.
Analysis signalThe browser sends only whether the analysis used the built-in sample or user-provided input. Configuration text, credentials, device hostnames, addresses, findings, and scores are not included.
Usage recordAnubiki records an analysis event, source label, coarse location data, and a keyed identifier derived from the connection IP. That identifier can link usage events and is not a claim of anonymity.
Normal web trafficLike ordinary websites, the hosting service receives your connection IP and standard browser request metadata. ConfigCheck makes no third-party analysis or AI request, and analysis still works if telemetry fails.
The synthetic demo includes the Full Infrastructure Explorer and Risk Graph. Your own configuration receives security findings, infrastructure counts, and an evidence preview.
A fictional campus edge with corporate and lab VRFs, application networks, static routes, and separate administrator and legacy VTY policies. All addresses, identifiers, and credentials are synthetic. This is an analysis example, not a deployment template.
In the results: AAA, remote logging, and NTP are present. Telnet remains on the legacy VTY pool, HTTP remains alongside HTTPS, and monitoring still uses community-based SNMP.
In the configuration: compare the two VTY ACLs. A retired workstation is denied before the main administrator permit, but after the legacy pool's broader SSH permit. Inspect their rules and management bindings in Infrastructure Analysis. Anubiki's policy analysis can distinguish their effective source ranges for an explicit flow query; this page does not evaluate a management flow automatically.
Full configuration allows ConfigCheck to evaluate controls using the complete device configuration.
Counts describe the supplied configuration as represented by the current parser. Zero does not prove a feature is absent. Configured relationships do not establish live forwarding, Internet exposure, or end-to-end reachability.
Previewing selected infrastructure evidence: up to two interface summaries with two addresses each, or management-service summaries when no interfaces are represented. State reflects normalized configuration, not observed link status. This preview limits what is shown, not what was computed.
The fuller Anubiki experience connects interfaces, routes, policy and relationships for deeper investigation. Explore the synthetic example to see the complete explorer today. The full customer Infrastructure Explorer / Risk Graph product experience remains in development and is not generally available as a self-service product. Separately, Anubiki Full Analysis is a scoped professional analysis/review available by inquiry using currently supported capabilities; it does not provide self-service product access.
Learn about AnubikiUnderstand findings, explore represented infrastructure, and inspect the evidence behind a conclusion.
Normalized evidence preserves supported fields and may include parser defaults. Configured relationships describe references and rules. Derived relationships combine those facts. Effective policy requires an explicit flow; unknown evidence remains unknown.
Supported syntax and analysis depth vary by vendor. ConfigCheck evaluates the supplied configuration, not live network behavior. Findings do not prove Internet exposure or end-to-end reachability. These checks complement a comprehensive security review.
ConfigCheck Free shows security findings, infrastructure counts, and selected evidence. The synthetic demo opens the Full Infrastructure Explorer and Risk Graph. Explore the environment by routing context, then inspect relationships and their evidence.
See detected configuration issues with severity and explanations, plus infrastructure counts and a preview of normalized evidence from your configuration. Explore all relationships in the synthetic demo; missing evidence remains unknown.
In the example, start with findings and evidence limitations in Overview. Explore represented networks, routes, controls and management services, then Investigate their evidence and bounded reference paths. Broader risk reasoning remains in development; these views do not show attack paths.
Anubiki is extending its existing deterministic analysis of interfaces, networks, routes, access policies, and management services. The illustration shows the reasoning approach, not a live result: a policy permit alone does not prove that a service is reachable.
About Risk Graph development →ConfigCheck gives Anubiki a trustworthy starting point. From there, the deeper experience connects facts, relationships, controls, and uncertainty so you can investigate what the environment actually says.
ConfigCheck Free is the self-service local browser experience. Request Anubiki Full Analysis for a scoped professional analysis/review using currently supported capabilities: configuration evidence, infrastructure relationships, controls, routing context, management exposure evidence, and unresolved questions.
We’ll agree on supported scope and evidence needs first. This professional review does not include self-service access to the full customer Infrastructure Explorer / Risk Graph product experience, which remains in development.