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Plixer International specializes in developing Netflow and sFlow analysis tools that are 100% web-based with full integration into many third-party architectures. From helpdesk applications to Network Operation Centers (NOCs), thousands of organizations rely on Plixer to keep their IT infrastructure efficiently running.
The following products are developed by Plixer International:
Scrutinizer NetFlow Analyzer Provides incredibly detailed network utilization information for the users and applications that are causing the most traffic. Using Cisco's NetFlow Technology (an IOS software feature found in an ever increasing number of switches and routers), Scrutinizer is able to retrieve the traffic details you need and present them in a detailed graphical view.
Flow Analytics brings traffic flow diagnostics to the next level by adding historical reporting, advanced alarming and in-depth traffic analysis algorithms to the Scrutinizer software. FA can easily identify Top Applications, Conversations, Flows, Protocols, Domains, Countries, Subnets on the network, as well as watch for and alert on suspicious or potentially hazardous network behavior patterns.
Denika Performance Trender, is a capacity and resource trending tool that provides the leading indicator reports on bandwidth consumption/availability, disk space usage, CPU and memory utilization as well as non-SNMP gathered data.
"Scrutinizer is one of the only utilities available that allows us to easily and quickly drill down into host protocols from a single interface to see all traffic passing to and from the campus. It even has a brilliant reporting feature that allows us to overlay our campus network schematic on a Google map to get an accurate, spatial representation of core equipment, zoom in and out, and see real-time link utilization with drill-down capability."
Peter Rounds, Syracuse University
Peter Rounds, Syracuse University
Network Traffic Monitoring & Diagnostics Tools
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