Cisco Performance Routing isn’t your grandfather’s routing. Cisco Performance routing (PfR for short) considers a particular path’s traffic characteristics when determining the best path for the conversation. Imagine being able to use actual delay, packet loss, MOS, jitter and more to give your router a better idea of the traffic conditions. With that data it can make a smart decision on how to route the conversation traffic. Add to that the ability to report on this with something simple like Netflow and you have solution that sounds to good to be true. Well, it isn’t!
Jimmy D – The NetFlow Detective
Detailed Network Traffic With The Granularity You Would Expect From A Detective!
View my posts at Plixer International- Unmasking the Covert Threat: How Plixer Shields Networks from the Sophisticated Agent Raccoon
- The Essential Role of Network Monitoring in Network Security
- Expanding Horizons: Scrutinizer’s Latest Release Deepens Visibility from Core to the Cloud
- How Network Data Allows You To Detect DNS Attacks Like The “Decoy Dog” Exploit
- The Impact of a Data Breach
- What is the MOVEit Vulnerability and How To Detect It
- Endpoint security stats you need to know
- Is NetFlow useful for security analysis?
- What is Deep Network Observability?
- Why Other NDR Solutions Are So Expensive
Jimmy D - The NetFlow Detective 