Network Assistant

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Network Assistant is ranked #21 of 39 in network diagnostic software on The Geeks Club.

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Deployment: hybrid

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Purpose: Network Assistant uses large language models and an agentic workflow to interpret network problems and recommend diagnostic commands.
Natural language diagnostics: Operators can describe an issue in natural language, and the assistant generates vendor-specific diagnostic CLI commands.
Device context: Recommendations use device vendor, operating system, and model as contextual inputs.
Review and run commands: Users can review generated commands, create a diagnostic script, or run commands on demand.
Proactive checks: The assistant can recommend proactive health checks and early-warning diagnostics intended to help identify potential issues before they affect the network.
Data sent to model: The documentation says only generic metadata such as vendor, operating system, and model is sent to the model; customer configuration data, credentials, and sensitive information are not shared.
Prerequisites: Network Assistant requires enabling the Network Automation capability in a containerized AI Operations Management deployment and applying a Network Observability license.
Integrations: Setup guidance names AI Operations Management, Network Observability, an Aviator integration in Operations Cloud, and Network Automation integration.
Integration configuration: Network Automation's integration settings say Network Assistant works with a Network Observability license and require certificates to be imported before configuration.
On-prem query allowance: The license document says each Network Observability unit entitles users to 10 Aviator queries per month when Aviator is deployed on premises; extra queries require an OSM Aviator Capacity Query Pack.
Intended users: The documentation describes Network Assistant as helping network operators and NetOps teams troubleshoot issues and maintain network health.
Company background: OpenText says it was founded in 1991 and provides information management software.
Headquarters: OpenText lists its corporate headquarters in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.

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Best Network Diagnostic Software in 2026#21 of 39

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docs.microfocus.com/doc/268/26.2/networkassistant· checked 5 Oct 2026
docs.microfocus.com/doc/268/26.2/integration· checked 5 Oct 2026
opentext.com/media/documentation/additional-license-· checked 5 Oct 2026
opentext.com/about· checked 5 Oct 2026
opentext.com/about/office-locations· checked 5 Oct 2026