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Bytemon is a network and resource performance monitoring application, intended to give administrators real-time information about the condition of networks and servers, while at the same time collecting data to provide historical data and charts for reporting, resource planning and other administrative purposes. Bytemon can be used to monitor resource availability and usage as well as performance data of all kinds, such as network performance parameters (bandwidth usage, protocols usage), system performance parameters (CPU and memory usage), the availability of network resources, and the network latency of access to remote devices and services.
ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer is a web-based bandwidth monitoring and traffic analysis tool that collects, correlates, and analyzes NetFlow version 5, 7, 9 exported from routers to show you which applications are using bandwidth, who are the top talkers and for how long. It also supports sFlow, IPFIX, NetStream and J-Flow. It helps you view in-depth bandwidth reports across your WAN and LAN without having to deploy expensive hardware probes.
ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer uses Cisco's NBAR technology and can analyze and identify application traffic in real time. NetFlow Analyzer supports Cisco CBQoS, which helps in monitoring class based pre policy, post policy usage, drops and queuing. It also generates usage based billing, which helps you keep a tab on the bandwidth usage and thus adding tremendous value to your business. Salient Features such as 1)Troubleshoot network incidents faster, 2)Ensure application performance, 3)Secure your network against threats etc.
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