Zenoss announced NetFlow Insight, which collects, analyzes and correlates massive volumes of NetFlow data to provide critical insight into your entire network infrastructure.
NetFlow Insight, along with UC Insight with Log Analytics, is powered by LayerX’s award-winning AnalytiX software.
NetFlow is a protocol that’s used to monitor network health and IP traffic information providing valuable data on source and destination IP addresses, Type of Service (ToS) information, packet and byte counts, start and end timestamps, TCP flags, routing information, and more.
NetFlow Insight provides end-to-end monitoring across heterogeneous networks, delivering a detailed understanding of who’s on your network, how precious bandwidth is being consumed, as well as accurate analysis and alerting of potential network threats.
“In today’s business environment, success is tied to responsiveness,” said Marcus MacNeill, Zenoss VP of Product Management. “Network monitoring is essential, but many companies are realizing competitive advantages via analysis of more granular data. NetFlow Insight offers extensive monitoring and powerful correlation that helps our customers uncover trends, identify threats, stay ahead of network issues, and optimize service delivery.”
NetFlow Insight expands the UC Insight with Log Analytics platform to deliver all of your data under a single architecture that is correlated against performance thresholds and analyzed to determine anomalistic behavior. Combining detailed dashboards, in-depth reports and auto-remediation capabilities, NetFlow Insight helps you ensure peak network performance.
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