Gigamon U - Network Rules, Distributed Network Analysis Architecture

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    1. Network Instruments
    2. Distributed Network Analysis Architecture
    3. End-to-End Network Analysis Software Probe Connection MultiHop Dynamics Top Talkers Analysis GigaStor 10/100/1000 Probe Appliance Application Analysis SNMP Management VoIP Analysis WAN and Gigabit Probe Appliances Gigabit and WAN Observer Suite System
    4. Example – Forensic Analysis Situation: A major retail company has been tasked with researching  the violations of their acceptable use policies by a former employee. Solution: The GigaStor appliance, featuring a time-based navigation  interface, allows for complete write-to-disk at Gigabit line speed, to ensure all necessary data is captured and stored
    5. Example – Forensic Analysis Step 1: Identify the timeframe of interest using the GigaStor Time Analysis Interface
    6. Example – Forensic Analysis Step 2: Determine the stations, conversations, or ports of interest from the specified timeframe
    7. Example – Forensic Analysis Step 3: Complex filters can be created automatically, and will be run against the specified timeframe
    8. Example – Forensic Analysis Step 4: Complete reconstruction capabilities allow an administrator to reassemble original documents such as emails, IM conversations, web pages, and even VoIP calls
    9. Example – Forensic Analysis Situation: A major retail company has been tasked with  researching the violations of their acceptable use policies by a former employee. Solution: The GigaStor appliance, featuring a time-based  navigation interface, allows for complete write-to-disk at Gigabit line speed, to ensure all necessary data is captured and stored. Result: Proactive monitoring allows the organization to have  relevant information available without the need to recreate an issue, or, in this case, not have the ability to verify a potential conflict with their acceptable use policy.
    10. Thank You www.networkinstruments.com Toll Free: (800) 526-7919

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