iTrinegy launched the NE-ONE Flex Network Profiler, the latest addition to its line of performance measurement solutions.
The NE-ONE Flex Network Profiler operates as a virtual appliance (essentially an NFV version of NE-ONE Network Profiler), allowing full network profiling in a virtualized world, in addition to eliminating many of the installation, configuration and maintenance costs of a traditional hardware/software solution.
The NE-ONE Flex Virtual Network Profiler enables you to quickly understand who is using your network, what it is being used for and how long operations take. Profiler's network analytics can also be used together with iTrinegy’s NE-ONE Flex Virtual Network Emulator allowing you to recreate test networks based on your real-world experiences in the virtual world.
Designed specifically for organizations operating in a virtual environment, where installing and configuring any physical appliance is not an option, the NE-ONE Flex Network Profiler offers a new way to deploy its solution.
Certified as VMWare Ready, NE-ONE Flex Network Profiler offers all the power and pedigree of the iTrinegy Networked Application Performance Measurement family.
Features include:
- Easy-to-use web interface purposely designed for non-network specialists
- Ability to quickly understand who, what and how much of your network is utilized
- Predefined dashboards and reports
- Rapid installation and configuration - usually less than 15 minutes
- Ability to create network profiles for use in NE-ONE Flex Virtual Network Emulator.
For a limited period of time, iTrinegy is offering customers the chance to try NE-ONE Flex Network Profiler before they buy it.
Frank Puranik, Product Director at iTrinegy commented: “With most applications now being delivered over cloud, Internet and mobile networks, the network has become ubiquitous. Therefore it really is imperative that you have fully visibility of what is running over it, and that’s just as true in the virtual world. Our new NE-ONE Flex Network Profiler provides you with the means to quickly establish a true understanding of what is happening to the applications that are travelling over the network, which may be partly or completely virtualized. However we can now present this information in a way that doesn’t overwhelm you or requires you to be a network expert to interpret it correctly."
“Virtualization is providing an increasing number of organizations with an attractive, cost-efficient option for delivering, supporting and testing business services. We’re very pleased to deliver the power and flexibility of our NE-ONE Flex Network Profiler solution as a virtual appliance which also perfectly complements our NE-ONE Flex Virtual Network Emulator that we released earlier this year.”
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