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The Best Value in NetFlow & sFlow Reporting

Scrutinizer is a network management tool that uses Cisco NetFlow ®, sFlow ®, Juniper ® J-Flow, IPFIX or NetStream to provide historical trends of traffic data across all critical network interfaces.

Scrutinizer NetFlow & sFlow Analyzer features include:

• Captures all the flows, all the records, all the time. It supports Cisco NetFlow, sFlow and other flow technologies and uses that data to monitor the overall network health.
• Identifies which users, applications and protocols are using the most network traffic. It is not limited to the Top 10! All of the flows can be viewed and exported.
• Custom NetFlow Reports help visualization of which routed ports on the network are the most congested.
• Provides long term trending details for overall LAN and WAN bandwidth usage, so bandwidth needs can be accurately gauged.
• Enhances network security by alerting network administrators of suspicious or potentially hazardous network behavior patterns.
• Central Interface offers a distributed solution that scales to enterprise level networks.

Result: If something is consuming excessive bandwidth the end system can be identified quickly, without deploying expensive hardware probes.

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"We have used Scrutinizer on multiple troubleshooting opportunities to isolate what type of traffic was causing the heavy utilization and also what offending devices were doing it. Scrutinizer has more than lived up to its expectations." Danny, Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp

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