Network Bandwidth monitoring with NetFlow Analyzer
Monitor Bandwidth- The easy way!
"NetFlow Analyzer has helped us reduce the time taken to isolate and contain threats like worms and virus attacks. It has also helped us to solve network incidents faster, and do better capacity planning."
Fred Hassard,
Sr. Network Engineer, Adventist Health
Network bandwidth monitoring is one of the most critical activities of an
enterprise network administrator. NetFlow Analyzer is a bandwidth monitor that provides
several instant reports to monitor bandwidth including top talkers, top protocols,
top conversations, and more. The reports can be exported as pdf, csv, or can even be mailed to you. Apart from these pre-defined
bandwidth reports, NetFlow Analyzer bandwidth monitor also includes options
to search for specific bandwidth
usage details based on IP address, host name, protocol,
and more.
Threshold Based Alerting
NetFlow Analyzer Bandwidth Monitor allows you to set thresholds for the bandwidth utilization,
get alerts and emails when the threshold value is exceeded.
This helps in quicker understanding of the problem in the
network and hence quicker action.
Bandwidth Monitoring without Probes
NetFlow Analyzer does network bandwidth
monitoring using NetFlow. NetFlow exports are collected,
correlated, and analyzed by the bandwidth monitor to get granular details to monitor bandwidth usage across each WAN link. There is no need for hardware
probes to monitor bandwidth usage. NetFlow Analyzer bandwidth monitor is an all software solution which is suitable for both Windows and Linux.
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Real-time Bandwidth Monitoring Bandwidth
monitoring reports for each interface shows the current,
average, and peak bandwidth usage patterns across each
NetFlow-enabled interface. With these bandwidth
usage statistics you can get instant visibility
into how much bandwidth was used up by hosts, applications,
and conversations across a specific interfaces. The NetFlow Analyzer is a great bandwidth monitor to get real time data about bandwidth being used.
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Historical Bandwidth Usage Trends The NetFlow Analyzer bandwidth monitor allows you to view the bandwidth usage over a period of time.Bandwidth
monitoring trends shows the usage patterns and traffic
trends across a day, week, month, and a year. With such
statistics, you can analyze how bandwidth
is used in your network, and decide if you need
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Application-wise Bandwidth Distribution
To monitor bandwidth utilized by different applications, NetFlow Analyzer bandwidth monitor gives you instant visibility
into which applications are using up maximum bandwidth.
You can also drill down to see the top sources, destinations and conversations
using the bandwidth. With such granular detail, network
troubleshooting and problem resolution take far less
time than with traditional tools.
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Consolidated Bandwidth Usage Summary
Bandwidth Monitor's reports summarizes the bandwidth utilized and show the overall
bandwidth usage statistics for a WAN link. You can
monitor bandwidth usage patterns in real time, along with details
on hosts, applications, and conversations using up bandwidth
for the selected time period. Options to see bandwidth
usage during peak working hours is also available.
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Wishing you a happy bandwidth monitoring!
Download | Online Demo | Product overview video
NetFlow Analyzer is a NetFlow, sFlow, JFLow (and more) collector and analyzing engine integrated together. NetFlow analyzer is a software (for windows and linux), does not require any hardware probes, which can be downloaded, used in your network environment and can be evaluated for 30 days. Go through the following useful links for better understanding of how NetFlow Analyzer can help you in understanding your network traffic and bandwidth utilization.
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Customer Speaks
"NetFlow Analyzer has helped us reduce the time taken to isolate and
contain threats like worms and virus attacks. It has also helped us to solve network incidents faster, and do better capacity planning."
Fred Hassard, Sr. Network Engineer, Adventist Health