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TekFidelityIQ vs. Auvik

Wi-Fi-first health monitoring vs. cloud NMS with topology mapping and config backup — what each does better and how MSPs can use both.

FeatureTekFidelityIQAuvik
Primary strengthWi-Fi health: RF intelligence, health scoring, rogue AP detectionBroad NMS: topology mapping, config backup, TrafficInsights
Wi-Fi health scoring (0–100)✓ Per-AP and per-site composite health score✗ No health score — APs as SNMP devices only
RF intelligence (channel utilization, interference)✓ Per-AP per-band across 2.4/5/6 GHz✗ Not included
Rogue AP / security posture✓ Continuous detection + encryption audit✗ Not a core feature
Network topology mapping✓ Device topology view (Wi-Fi APs + wired upstream)✓ Core strength — auto-discovers full network topology
Config backup✗ Not included✓ Core strength — version-controlled config backup
Customer-facing health portal✓ Built-in per-site portal with plain-English summariesLimited — client portals require customization
Monitoring during WAN outage✓ Edge Connector buffers locallyCloud-dependent; local monitoring limited during outage
Automated monthly health reports✓ Auto-generated PDF per siteCustom reports require manual export

The honest summary

Choose Auvik if: you need broad network management across switches, routers, firewalls, and APs — with automatic topology discovery, version-controlled configuration backup, and TrafficInsights for flow analysis. Auvik is the right choice when managing the full network stack matters more than deep wireless-specific intelligence.

Choose TekFidelityIQ if: Wi-Fi health is your primary monitoring need — RF intelligence, health scoring per AP and site, rogue AP detection, and customer-facing health reports. TekFidelityIQ's Edge Connector adds outage resilience and per-target health checks that Auvik doesn't match for wireless-specific depth.

Use both if: you're an MSP managing multi-vendor network environments. Auvik handles the wired layer and topology; TekFidelityIQ handles the wireless health layer and customer reporting. The tools complement each other well across the MSP stack.

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