It’s here!

We said it would come, and now it has been delivered.

With the availability of the new migration function, which comes with the latest release of Plixer’s own NetFlow monitoring application, we can now make your conversion from Scrutinizer NetFlow & sFlow Analyzer v6 to v7 smoother than ever.

Now, with the assistance of this new tool, your historical NetFlow data and elaborate Flash maps will be moved right on over to your new install.

Please know that there will be some limitations to this NetFlow data migration process. If you are still using Scrutinizer version 6 for your network traffic analysis and would like to know more about them, please contact Plixer support. Also, if you are interested to know what other new features and fixes are available in the latest release, take a look at the Scrutinizer version 7.2 release notes.

So, if you are eager to start running the most revolutionary Windows NetFlow Collector on the market, give our Support Team a call and we will assist you in getting your migration started!

Plixer Support
(207) 324-8805 ext: 4

Hi there guys! Great news this week. We’ve decided to start beta for the first phase of our NetFlow migration tool.
With this simple tool, we’ll be able to take all your NetFlow v5 records you collected from Scrutinizer v6 and be able to migrate them over to the new Scrutinizer v7 format.

We’re going to start this migration test one bite at a time, since your archived NetFlow and sFlow database integrity is important to us.

I’ve seen some really incredible Network Topology maps out there and I’m sure there was significant time invested to make them that way. So lets start out by making life easier and let our network traffic map migration tool move them over for you!

If you’d like to volunteer and help me beta test the migration, I would love to help.
Call our customer support desk at (207) 324-8805 ext. 4 and we can schedule a time to get things going.

PS: The migration BETA is for the Flash maps only. The google map integration needs a few more tweeks. We will be announcing the release of the full database migration tool at a later date once internal testing has come to a completion.