source-of-truth-audit

Reconcile NetBox inventory by extracting SOT baseline data and comparing it against live SNMP, CLI, CDP, and LLDP discovery to identify undocumented assets and mismatches. The process outputs structured diffs and a data-quality score to guide remediation.

Network source-of-truth auditing compares authoritative SOT records from platforms like Nautobot against live network state to surface gaps. You need it when data-quality issues impede automation, governance, or accurate reporting across multi-vendor environments.

Yes, source-of-truth auditing applies to multi-vendor environments using Nautobot. It requires SOT access and live discovery credentials to audit device inventories, interface topology, IP allocations, VLAN mappings, and cabling across diverse hardware.

The best way to classify data-quality gaps is to perform a diff analysis between SOT records and live discovery data. This categorizes differences into actionable gap types and computes a composite health score to prioritize remediation efforts.

Yes, you can audit VLAN mappings and IP allocations by running diff analysis between SOT extracted data and live network state. The audit covers device inventories, interface topology, and cabling to ensure accurate records.

To generate a network reconciliation report, you need SOT platform access and live discovery credentials. The process extracts the SOT baseline, collects live state, and outputs an executive-ready report with gap inventory and remediation priorities.