What is NetFlow Analyzer? |
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NetFlow Analyzer is a bandwidth monitoring and network forensics tool that has been optimizing thousands of networks across varied industries for peak performance. By providing an in-depth visibility into network traffic and its patterns, NetFlow Analyzer gives business knowledge of real-time network behavior and how traffic impacts the network's overall health. |
What problems does it solve?
One of the key issues in network management is knowing the genuineness of traffic. Capacity considerations affect investment decisions, policies, usage and consequentially the business as a whole. NetFlow Analyzer gives detailed information on network bandwidth usage pattern for traffic analysis, capacity planning and making policy decisions. By drilling down into the specific applications, users, ports or communication network managers are able to determine the exact source of spikes and bursts and therefore able to proactively monitor, control, and take informed decisions.
What features does it offer?
In-depth visibility with top hosts, applications, DSCP, TCP_Flag and AS information for every link and for configurable IP Based departments and divisions, Fine Grained Application Categorization and Recognition, Proactive alerting and Scheduling, Privilege based user access, usage based billing, reporting on Cisco CBQoS, Cisco NBAR and much more.
What platforms/vendors/technologies does it support?
Platforms: Windows & Linux.
Vendors: CISCO, Juniper, HP, APC, IBM, Intel, Microsoft. For complete list click here.
What are the various versions of NetFlow Analyzer ?
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NetFlow Analyzer Professional/ Professional Plus
Edition is a single download with the Flow collector and Reporting Engine tightly coupled. NetFlow Analyzer Professional/ Professional Plus Edition is suitable if
- You have to monitor up to 600 interfaces in a single installation
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NetFlow Analyzer Enterprise Edition comprises of distributed flow collector(s) and a Central Reporting engine. Enterprise Edition is suitable if
- You have 250 or more interface which are distributed across geographical boundries (or)
- You have more than 600 interfaces in a single location
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