10G Support | Aggregate Links | Built-in TAPs | Filter Packets | Remote Management | Share Span Ports | Stacking
Configure GigaVUE-420's operations from an intuitive Cisco like command-line interface.
- Local access over the serial console port.
- Remote network access using Telnet or 128-bit encrypted SSH2 over gigabit Ethernet management port.
- Multi-level user controlled access.
- TACACS+ and RADIUS authentication, authorization and accounting are supported.
- Port locking restricts individual users only to authorized ports.
- Sys-log, SNMP traps and quires supported
| Features |
Functions |
Benefits |
| Any-to-Any |
Connect any tool(s) to any link at anytime without affecting the production network |
Improved monitoring efficiency, effectiveness and network uptime |
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| Any-to-Many |
Replicate traffic to support multiple tools with competing monitoring demands |
Share SPAN ports and taps, customizing access for all tools all the time |
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| Many-to-Any |
Aggregate traffic from multiple access points to create a "big pipe" or "end-to-end" view |
Deploy fewer tools and consolidating valuable tools in a tool farm |
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| Packet Filtering |
Customize and map traffic flow to multiple tools and reduce traffic load on all tools |
Optimize tool utilization and sharing load across multiple tools |
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The figure below illustrates the concept of data flows between network and tool ports. Data arrives from different sources at the network ports on the left and is forwarded to different tools connected to tool ports on the right. Traffic arriving at a single network port can be sent to multiple destination tool ports. Filters can be applied to network and tool ports. Filters applied to network ports are pre-filters and filters applied to the tool ports are post-filters.
