Standardized infrastructure configurations

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FleetForm's mission is to help organizations and individuals to easily and quickly create a standardized configuration for your organization.

Standardized Configurations

Have you or your organization ever struggled to create standardized configurations, including inconsistencies with items such as:

Usernames and passwords
Hostname format
DNS or NTP servers

If so, FleetForm can help.

HTML Forms Based Input

Do you know what information to include, but not sure of the commands?

Multiple vendor support (Currently Cisco and Aruba) - More being developed
Correct commands listed in text format for direct save
Automatic configuration creation at the click of a button

If so, FleetForm makes it easy.

Majority of standard configuration sections supported

What exactly can FleetForm create?

Basic items: Hostname, DNS, NTP
Local Username/Password authentication via SSH
Routing - both static and dynamic (EIGRP, OSPF, and BGP) routes
Interfaces - physical, logical, and even sub-interfaces
Network services, including: DHCP and HSRP
Cisco secure site-to-site connectivity (DMVPN)

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The configurations and available options vary by device so choices include Layer 2 switches, L3 switches, and routers.

The pricing for FleetForm is free. If the service is of use to you, donations are appreciated via the "Donate" button below.

For commercial customers, reach out for pricing on customized templates. While the free version focuses on basic network configurations (no access lists, no router filtering, etc.), a custom form and template can be created based on your organizational needs.

Your configuration information is never stored on any server and your account information is never shared or sold.

* There may be small discrepancies between final configuration and what can be pasted to device. An example is the configuration for Cisco trunk ports as new models do not need "switchport trunk encap dot1q".

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Router Hostname 20 char max, letters, digits, and hyphens		DNS Servers (opt, separated by space, up to 3)
Domain Name (opt)		NTP Server (opt)
NTP Timezone (opt) (EST, CST, etc.)		NTP Offset (opt1) Offset from UTC (-5 for EST)
MOTD (opt)

Vlan ID 1	Vlan Name 1(opt)	Vlan IP 1 (opt)	Vlan Mask 1 (req if IP)	Multicast Interface	Voice Vlan
Vlan ID 2	Vlan Name 2 (opt)	Vlan IP 2 (opt)	Vlan Mask 2 (req if IP)	Multicast Interface	Voice Vlan
Vlan ID 3	Vlan Name 3 (opt)	Vlan IP 3 (opt)	Vlan Mask 3 (req if IP)	Multicast Interface	Voice Vlan
Vlan ID 4	Vlan Name 4 (opt)	Vlan IP 4 (opt)	Vlan Mask 4(req if IP)	Multicast Interface	Voice Vlan
Vlan ID 5	Vlan Name 5 (opt)	Vlan IP 5 (opt)	Vlan Mask 5(req if IP)	Multicast Interface	Voice Vlan

Interface 1 (i.e Gi1/0/1)	Interface Desc (opt)	Interface IP (opt)	Interface Mask (req if IP)	Make Access Port (opt, vlan)	Make Trunk Port (opt, comma separated vlans)	Multicast Interface
Interface 2 (i.e Gi1/0/2)	Interface Desc (opt)	Interface IP (opt)	Interface Mask (req if IP)	Make Access Port (opt, vlan)	Make Trunk Port (opt, comma separated vlans)	Multicast Interface
Interface 3 (i.e Gi1/0/3)	Interface Desc (opt)	Interface IP (opt)	Interface Mask (req if IP)	Make Access Port (opt, vlan)	Make Trunk Port (opt, comma separated vlans)	Multicast Interface
Interface 4 (i.e Gi1/0/4)	Interface Desc (opt)	Interface IP (opt)	Interface Mask (req if IP present)	Make Access Port (opt, vlan)	Make Trunk Port (opt, comma separated vlans)	Multicast Interface
Interface 5 (i.e Gi1/0/5)	Interface Desc (optional)	Interface IP (opt)	Interface Mask (req if IP present)	Make Access Port (opt, vlan)	Make Trunk Port (opt, comma separated vlans)	Multicast Interface
Loopback IP AddressesUp to 3
Loopback 0 IP (req if RP)	Loopback 1 IP (opt)	Loopback 2 IP (opt)

Route 1 network	Route 1 mask	Route 1 next hop
Route 2 network	Route 2 mask	Route 2 next hop
Route 3 network	Route 3 mask	Route 3 next hop
Route 4 network	Route 4 mask	Route 4 next hop
Route 5 network	Route 5 mask	Route 5 next hop

OSPF Process ID	OSPF Router ID (opt)
Network 1 Subnet	Network 1 Inverse Mask	Network 1 Area
Network 2 Subnet	Network 2 Inverse Mask	Network 2 Area
Network 3 Subnet	Network 3 Inverse Mask	Network 3 Area
Network 4 Subnet	Network 4 Inverse Mask	Network 4 Area
Network 5 Subnet	Network 5 Inverse Mask	Network 5 Area

Standardized infrastructure configurations

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Standardized Configurations

HTML Forms Based Input

Majority of standard configuration sections supported

Configuration Creator

Basic Configuration

Basic Configuration Fields

Local Authentication

Local Authentication Fields

VLAN / SVI Interfaces

VLAN / SVI Fields

Physical and Loopback Interfaces

Physical and Loopback Interface Fields

Static Routing

Static Routes Fields

OSPF Routing

OSPF Fields

EIGRP Routing

EIGRP Fields

BGP Routing

BGP Fields

Multicast

Multicast Fields

Etherchannel

Etherchannel Fields

DMVPN

DMVPN Fields

DHCP Server/Helpers

DHCP Server / Helper Fields

HSRP

HSRP Fields

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