IJA Verify — Network Monitoring

We monitor from your side of the cable.

IJA Verify is the monitoring infrastructure that makes our SLAs contractual. Four pillars. Real data. Your dashboard.

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Why monitoring direction matters

Most ISPs monitor from the wrong end.

The industry standard is to monitor from the NOC to the customer demarcation point. That tells the provider the last mile is up. It tells them nothing about what the customer actually experiences inside their building, through the backhaul, across peering, or at the actual internet.

IJA monitors from a Raspberry Pi installed at your premises — all the way to an AWS server in London. Every test crosses the last mile, the backhaul, the peering fabric, and reaches the real internet. Not a CDN. Not a local speed test server. The internet.

This is why we can sign SLAs. We know what you experience because we're testing from where you are.

The four pillars

What we measure. How we measure it. Why it matters.

Availability

What
Dual WAN status, failover events, session continuity
How
MikroTik failover script + continuous uptime monitoring
Why it matters
You know when a failover occurred, how long it lasted, and whether sessions were maintained.

Quality

What
Real-time latency, packet loss, jitter
How
PingPlotter running continuously on the Raspberry Pi at your premises
Why it matters
VoIP quality, video conferencing reliability, and application performance are all directly affected by quality metrics — not just bandwidth.

Capacity

What
True internet throughput — not local CDN performance
How
Scheduled iperf3 tests to an AWS server in London
Why it matters
A speedtest.net result measures performance to the nearest CDN node — often inside the same country. Our iperf3 tests measure real internet throughput as experienced by applications connecting to overseas servers.

Visibility

What
All telemetry surfaced in a customer-facing Grafana dashboard
How
Zabbix telemetry collection → Grafana dashboards → customer access
Why it matters
You see exactly what we see. The dashboard is not a summary report — it's live data, the same data our team monitors.

Infrastructure

The stack behind the SLA.

Raspberry Pi

At your premises

PingPlotter (quality)

iperf3 (capacity tests)

Zabbix

Telemetry collection

Aggregates all data

Alert thresholds

Grafana

Dashboard layer

Live dashboards

Historical data

Your login + IJA NOC

Shared visibility

Customer access

IJA monitoring

Telemetry flows from your premises → Zabbix collection → Grafana visualisation → shared access for you and IJA NOC

Supporting operations stack

Zabbix

Telemetry collection & alerting

Grafana

Dashboard & visualisation layer

Oxidized

Configuration versioning

Centralised syslog

System event aggregation

These tools run in IJA's infrastructure. They are not customer-facing — but they are what makes the customer-facing SLA possible.

“SLAs become contractual because we react as soon as our monitoring systems alert us — not when you call to complain.”

Ready to see real data from your premises?

Request a demo dashboard. Mention IJA Verify in the form and we'll walk you through a live deployment.

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Trust and Verify.

Every key account gets a dedicated account manager and access to their own Grafana dashboard. You see exactly what we see, in real time. That's not a promise — it's a login.

Start with a network audit