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See Sonar 0.4 at WISP America: IPAM, RADIUS, and IPv6 Provisioning
We’ll be at WISP America Mar 15-17, showing off Sonar 0.4 in a very cool way. I don’t want to spoil the surprise, but it’ll be worth stopping by our booth
Filed by Sonar
February 25, 2016 · 1 MIN · UPD JUN 16, 2026
Sonar will be at WISP America March 15-17, demoing Sonar 0.4 at our booth, including a new system, RADIUS, Mikrotik and Procera integration, and full IPv4/IPv6 provisioning.
We'll be at America Mar 15-17, showing off Sonar 0.4 in a very cool way. I don't want to spoil the surprise, but it'll be worth stopping by our booth to check out our display!
0.4 will bring our IPAM system, as well as , Mikrotik and Procera integration. We'll also have a variety of implementations for DHCP networks - you can even layer all these provisioning items together and use them at the same time if you want to! Best of all, each item is fully IPv4/IPv6 compatible.
We'd love to talk to you about your network and show you what Sonar can do - hope to see you there!
Questions, answered.
Where and when can I see Sonar at WISP America?
Sonar will be at WISP America from March 15 to 17, demoing Sonar 0.4 at its booth. Stop by the booth to see the release in person.
What new features does Sonar 0.4 include?
Sonar 0.4 introduces an IPAM system along with RADIUS, Mikrotik, and Procera integration. It also supports a variety of implementations for DHCP networks.
Does Sonar 0.4 support IPAM and RADIUS for ISPs?
Yes. Sonar 0.4 adds an IPAM system together with RADIUS integration, and ISPs can layer multiple provisioning items and use them at the same time.
Is Sonar 0.4 compatible with IPv6?
Yes. Every provisioning item in Sonar 0.4 is fully IPv4 and IPv6 compatible.
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