Scrutinizer v10 Released: Network Traffic Monitoring
Posted in Network Traffic Analysis, Network traffic monitoring on October 24th, 2012 by Matt SWe are excited to announce Scrutinizer v10 – our network traffic monitor with several new features. A few of which are listed below.
- New Mapping: Multiple connections from the same device, animated links (network ants), dependencies and a newer look and feel. Someone else will blog on these new maps as there is a lot to talk about with this new feature.
- IP Groups: Now show traffic between customized groups of IP Addresses allowing for improved network traffic analysis.
- Report Designer: Bring any machine generated messages including syslogs and even Microsoft event logs into Scrutinizer as IPFIX for correlation, threat pattern matching and reporting. Combined with IPFIXify, it can aid as a log management solution.
- Virtual and Hardware Appliances: Supports higher flow volumes and an alternative to a windows install.
- Advanced Reports Module: Includes Cisco and Citrix AppFlow advanced reports, 3rd party integration, billing capabilities, email and syslog monitoring.
- Improved Cisco ASA NetFlow Support: Denied flows detection, NetFlow, NSEL and syslog correlation delivering greatly enhanced reporting capabilities.
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Tags: cisco asa netflow, citrix appflow, ip grouping, log management solution, Network Traffic Analysis, Network Traffic Monitor, Syslog monitoring



there´s an virtual appliance trial download? Only found windows installer version.
If you want the evaluate the version that runs on VM, please contact us.
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