Monitor WAN RTT using Cisco IPSLA and NetFlowBusiness organizations depend on WAN links to connect globally dispersed sites. As the global economy is growing at a rapid pace and so the demand for WAN links. For this reason, the availability and reliability of WAN links has become an important criteria for business related communications. Business organizations require continuous uptime of WAN links along with quick reponse time and minimal transmission errors to ensure availability and reliability. By measuring the Round Trip Time(RTT), we can ensure WAN link both. An RTT, is the time required for a packet to travel from a specific source to a specific destination and back again. This time taken by the packet to travel to and fro is also known as latency. If WAN latency is high, it affects your business performance drastically. Buying additional bandwidth every time your WAN availability is compromised, is certainly not the best solution. Therefore a tool like NetFlow Analyzer, that gives you better WAN visibility could be an ideal solution for WAN monitoring. ICMP Echo operation allows you to measure RTT between a cisco router and any device using IP. The ICMP echo operation pings the source IP SLA device and the destination IP device to measure the response time between them.ICMP Echo is useful in troubleshooting issues realted to network connectivity. WAN RTT monitor reports 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. Customer Speaks "NetFlow Analyzer has helped us reduce the time taken to isolate and Fred Hassard, Sr. Network Engineer, Adventist Health |




