Orion NetFlow Traffic Analyzer 3.0.0.0provides a new level of visibility into network traffic behavior and trends. By leveraging Cisco's NetFlow protocol to extract data from routers, NetFlow Traffic Analyzer provides an in-depth view into which users and applications are consuming the most bandwidth.
NetFlow Traffic Analyzer provides a new level of visibility into network traffic behavior and trends. Use the scrollbar below to explore the powerful features that enable NetFlow Traffic Analyzer to provide an in-depth view into which users and applications are consuming the most bandwidth.
NetFlow Traffic Analyzer enables you to quickly examine Cisco NetFlow traffic data and to drill down into the data to determine traffic by user, application, department, conversation, interface, protocol and type of service bit in the NetFlow packet.
Integration with Orion provides users with deep drill-down across traffic patterns and into device performance, resulting in unprecedented visibility into usage, performance and availability statistics. Competitive offerings merely infer and estimate utilization data, but together NetFlow Traffic Analyzer and Orion deliver the real metrics you need to optimize network performance and plan for future growth.
New Features in Version 3 Include:
- Identifies network-wide top talkers and top applications so that you always know who and what are using the most bandwidth.
- Provides QoS performance views to determine if the network is best configured to meet company goals and to easily view network traffic segme-nted by Class of Service methods, such as Type of Service or DSCP.
- Supports NetFlow v5, NetFlow v9, J-Flow, and sFlow v5 data.
- Performs port application grouping to facilitate investigation of application-specific performance issues.
- Enables creation of personalized views by filtering NetFlow information by specific parameters, such as domain traffic generated during standard office hours (8am to 5pm) from a specific IP address.
- Offers fully integrated NetFlow resources within Orion views.
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