gigamon u - network rules, distributed network analysis architecture
DESCRIPTION
Enterprise IT administrators at transaction and data-driven corporations deal with intricate network issues while continuing to worry about computer hacking, intellectual property theft, and complying with industry regulations. To solve these problems, administrators need the ability to capture hours, days, or even weeks worth of network traffic directly to disk for comprehensive analysis. The GigaStor provides massive data collection and a unique time-based analysis that eliminates the need to recreate problems, rapidly increasing time to resolution.TRANSCRIPT
Network Instruments
Distributed Network Analysis Architecture
End-to-End Network AnalysisSoftwareSoftware
ProbeProbe
GigaStorGigaStor
10/100/100010/100/1000Probe ApplianceProbe Appliance
WAN and Gigabit WAN and Gigabit Probe AppliancesProbe Appliances
Top TalkersTop TalkersMultiHopMultiHopAnalysisAnalysis
ConnectionConnectionDynamicsDynamics
Application AnalysisApplication Analysis SNMP ManagementSNMP ManagementVoIP AnalysisVoIP Analysis
Gigabit and WANGigabit and WANObserver Suite SystemObserver Suite System
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 navigationinterface, allows for complete write-to-disk at Gigabit line speed, toensure all necessary data is captured and stored
Step 1: Identify the timeframe of interest using the GigaStor TimeAnalysis Interface
Example – Forensic Analysis
Step 2: Determine the stations, conversations, or ports of interestfrom the specified timeframe
Example – Forensic Analysis
Step 3: Complex filters can be created automatically, and will be runagainst the specified timeframe
Example – Forensic Analysis
Step 4: Complete reconstruction capabilities allow an administrator toreassemble original documents such as emails, IM conversations, webpages, and even VoIP calls
Example – Forensic Analysis
Example – Forensic Analysis
Situation: A major retail company has been tasked withresearching the violations of their acceptable use policies by aformer employee.
Solution: The GigaStor appliance, featuring a time-basednavigation interface, allows for complete write-to-disk at Gigabitline speed, to ensure all necessary data is captured and stored.
Result: Proactive monitoring allows the organization to haverelevant information available without the need to recreate anissue, or, in this case, not have the ability to verify a potentialconflict with their acceptable use policy.
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