Explore network topology
View sites and transmission links on an interactive map, with details available right where you need them.
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Network visibility, all in one place
See the connections.
Understand the network.
Map My Network brings sites, transmission links, and network insights together in an interactive workspace—helping teams explore topology, assess risk, and make informed field decisions.
⌕ Find sites quickly
⌁ Trace network links
◉ Assess path visibility
Secure workspace access
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Sign in with your authorized account to open the live network map.
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One workspace. More useful context.
A complete toolkit for network operations.
Explore live topology, inspect infrastructure records, assess connectivity and risk, run planning tools, and prepare operational reports from one workspace.
Find sites and filter
Search by site name or site ID, then narrow the map with network and technology filters.
Understand network risk
Review link and site impact indicators, ring context, and single-point-of-failure summaries.
Measure and assess routes
Compare straight-line and road distances, inspect terrain profiles, and review line-of-sight and Fresnel clearance.
Explore network paths
Find and inspect loop-free routes between two sites, including the links and hops along each route.
Simulate combined outages
Select multiple site and link failures together to see which remaining sites may become disconnected.
Export data quality findings
Check site and link records for common topology and data issues, then download the findings as an Excel workbook.
Plan and check IP networks
Use CIDR and IPv6 calculators, VLSM subnet planning, overlap checks, IP-to-site lookup, and route summarization.
4G eNodeB planning dashboard
Review a site's 4G IP plan, integration status, media, ring membership, and its linear path from a Router Hub location when it is outside the ring.
Browse network records
Open site data, 2G and 3G BTS, 4G eNodeB data, OLT, leased line, P2P leased circuit, transmission equipment, and OFC route data.
Filter the map your way
Browse sites and narrow what you see by site attributes, network technology, transmission system, or link media.
See network statistics
Review district-level network counts, including the Hazaribag OA grouping, in a quick summary view.
Assess shared cable risk
Check OFC route-to-link assignments and identify route cuts that could isolate sites, alongside critical site and link findings.
Build operational reports
Prepare OFC fault reports, download OFC route data, review deleted records where enabled, and export network, equipment, or site and link score data.
Maintain equipment and links
With administrator access, add, edit, or delete sites, links, OLTs, lease circuits, BTS, transmission systems, and OFC routes; link existing equipment to sites or routes.
Import and review equipment
Stage equipment imports, review the staged records, and manage inventory links from the workspace.
Handle correction requests
Submit suggestions for record corrections and, with administrator access, review pending requests.
A clearer operational picture
From map view to practical next steps.
Use a shared geographic view to understand where sites sit, how links connect them, and what may be affected when a path or site is unavailable.
What you can do in the workspace
- ✓Switch street and satellite basemaps, search or browse sites, and filter by site fields, technology, transmission system, and link media.
- ✓Inspect site, link, equipment, transmission, and impact details, including equipment inventory associated with a site.
- ✓Explore paths, simulate combined site and link outages, assess redundancy and OFC shared-route risk, and measure terrain-aware line of sight.
- ✓Review the 4G eNodeB IP plan and district network counts, then export network, equipment, route, report, and criticality data.
- ✓Submit correction suggestions; authorized administrators can manage network records, link equipment, review requests, and handle staged imports.
About Map My Network
A shared view of sites, links, and network context.
Map My Network is an interactive network-visualization tool for teams that need a clearer geographic view of infrastructure and connectivity. It brings site information, transmission links, and operational indicators together so authorized users can explore topology, locate relevant details, review potential impact, and assess route conditions from one workspace. The goal is to make network information easier to understand and support planning, troubleshooting, and day-to-day operations.
Contact us
Questions, feedback, or help with access? Send us an email and tell us how we can assist.
mapmynetworkonline@gmail.com