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Which NetFlow collection process is better: duplicated or deduplicated NetFlow?

Questions regarding deduplicated NetFlow often come up when beginning to research NetFlow solutions. This blog will address some of the reasons why deduplication might...

adam

IPFIX reporting with F5 Big-IP (part 1)

Modern networks are designed to provide fast and reliable access to the applications that make us productive. Maybe it’s the inventory system used to...

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Flow protocols in real-world environments

Over the years, libraries have been filled on the topic of flow protocols—specifically, how they work and their general accuracy....

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Scrutinizer and Its RESTful API

I spend a large amount of time day-to-day working with customers to understand how they can best leverage their current NetFlow/IPFIX data to solve...

Virtualization Monitoring: How to Gain Visibility into Your Virtual Environment

Virtualization offers many benefits to organizations. But at the same time, you’ll have to figure out how to monitor your virtual environment, because a...

briand

Why Data Enrichment Matters with NetFlow

Do you wanna build a NetFlow? Doesn’t have to be a NetFlow… Network metadata (NetFlow, IPFIX, sFlow, etc.) provides a wealth of information about...

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5 Reasons Service Providers Choose Scrutinizer

As a technical support engineer, I have worked with hundreds of customers across the globe. I typically ask them why they choose Scrutinizer as...

adam

Improving Real-Time Application Performance

Real-time applications have redefined the world around us. We can now hold meetings with members distributed across the world, play games with long-distance friends...

The IT Pro’s Guide to Super Effective Patch Management

Although it ought to be a basic task, patch management has nearly gotten out of control. Many vendors, to their credit, are quick to...

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Cisco ASA Access List Reporting

If you are ever out to dinner with friends talking about which network devices have the strangest exports, the Cisco ASA will certainly be...