Best Network Management Software for PowerShell

Compare the Top Network Management Software that integrates with PowerShell as of June 2025

This a list of Network Management software that integrates with PowerShell. Use the filters on the left to add additional filters for products that have integrations with PowerShell. View the products that work with PowerShell in the table below.

What is Network Management Software for PowerShell?

Network management software is software used by organizations to monitor and control their computer networks. It collects data on network performance, identifies potential issues, and allows for remote management of devices. This software often includes features such as network mapping, traffic analysis, and security monitoring. It can be used to optimize network performance, troubleshoot problems, and reduce downtime. Many options are available on the market today from various vendors with varying levels of complexity and functionality. Compare and read user reviews of the best Network Management software for PowerShell currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.

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    Pliant

    Pliant

    Pliant.io

    Pliant’s solution for IT Process Automation simplifies, streamlines, and secures how teams build and deploy automation. Reduce human error, ensure compliance, and elevate your efficiency, with Pliant. Ingest existing automation and write new automation with single-pane orchestration. Ensure compliance using consistent, practical built-in governance. Pliant has abstracted thousands of vendor APIs to create intelligent action blocks allowing users to drag-and-drop blocks, rather than writing and rewriting lines of code. From a single platform, citizen developers are able to build consistent and meaningful automation across platforms, services, and applications in minutes — maximizing value across the entire technology stack in one place. ​With​ ​our​ ​ability​ ​to​ ​add​ ​new​ ​APIs​ ​in​ ​15​ ​business​ ​days,​ ​anything that​ ​is​ ​not​ ​already​ ​out​ ​of​ ​the​ ​box​ ​will​ ​be​ ​in​ ​an​ ​industry​ ​leading​ ​timeframe.
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    VMware NSX

    VMware NSX

    Broadcom

    Full-Stack Network and Security Virtualization with VMware NSX. Enable your virtual cloud network to connect and protect applications across your data center, multi cloud, bare metal, and container infrastructure. VMware NSX Data Center delivers a complete L2-L7 networking and security virtualization platform — providing the ability to manage the entire network as a single entry from a single pane of glass. Bring one-click provisioning to your networking and security services — access powerful flexibility, agility, and scale — by running a complete L2-L7 stack in software, decoupled from underlying physical hardware. Manage consistent networking and security policies across private and public clouds, from a single pane of glass, regardless of where your application runs – VM, container, or bare metal. Deliver granular protection for your apps via micro-segmentation to the individual workload.
    Starting Price: $4,250
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    Elastic Observability
    Rely on the most widely deployed observability platform available, built on the proven Elastic Stack (also known as the ELK Stack) to converge silos, delivering unified visibility and actionable insights. To effectively monitor and gain insights across your distributed systems, you need to have all your observability data in one stack. Break down silos by bringing together the application, infrastructure, and user data into a unified solution for end-to-end observability and alerting. Combine limitless telemetry data collection and search-powered problem resolution in a unified solution for optimal operational and business results. Converge data silos by ingesting all your telemetry data (metrics, logs, and traces) from any source in an open, extensible, and scalable platform. Accelerate problem resolution with automatic anomaly detection powered by machine learning and rich data analytics.
    Starting Price: $16 per month
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