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Gigamon's DAN switching platform has helped reshape the network monitoring landscape thanks to its ability to solve tool deployment problems, consolidate otherwise distributed tools, and enable co-existence of a variety of network monitoring tools. The DAN concept, pioneered by Gigamon, provides exactly the packets needed to carry out a tool's function, without impacting network operations and reduces the capital and operational cost in monitoring, securing or troubleshooting networks and network applications.
Intuitive Drag-and-Drop Simplicity
Mapping SPAN ports or TAPs to connected monitoring tools will be a visual, drag-and-drop function of the new, secure GigaVUE GUI. Intelligent configuration planning aids will warn the administrator if a monitoring tool will be potentially overloaded with traffic as a result of the aggregation, or assist in defining simple or complex filters (including filtering by higher layer attributes) and insure that security protocols are followed to protect sensitive data.
"Our customers advised us to focus on GigaVUE's performance, features and
utility first, in favor of working on drag and drop management," said
Gigamon's upcoming optional Web-based GUI will be available in addition to the GigaVUE's existing command line interface. Other features of the Web-based GUI will include:
-- Single view DAN configuration management
-- DAN performance monitoring
-- Intelligent aggregation of multiple SPAN or TAP sources to consolidate
tools
-- Intelligent packet replication to enable sharing data sources
-- Advanced filter creation and load balancing
-- Secure access to sensitive data
-- SNMP traps and alarms
-- TACACS+ and RADIUS authentication
Award-Winning Solution
Gigamon's DAN technology has earned the Emerging Technology of the Year award in the world monitoring market from Frost & Sullivan. Over 1,750 GigaVUE units are already in use in 36 countries at over 400 telecom, industrial, manufacturing, financial, banking, medical, utility and government networks. For more information visit http://www.gigamon.com.
About Gigamon:
Founded in 2003 by six veterans of network monitoring and telecommunications equipment companies, Gigamon invents and manufactures innovative solutions for data access networks. Its flagship product, GigaVUE(R), can support multiple out-of-band monitoring tools for compliance, security, troubleshooting and analysis, sidestepping the hassles presented when too few SPAN ports are available. It also can aggregate and intelligently filter packets from many SPANs or TAPs to one or multiple tools to solve the problem of monitoring flows across complex mesh topologies and virtual networks. GigaVUE(R) data access switches significantly reduce customers' capital budgets and yield immediate ROI benefits. For more information about Gigamon and its award-winning solutions, visit http://www.gigamon.com.
SOURCE Gigamon
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