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Do you know what's really traveling through your
network?
Are you having problems finding the sources of network slowdowns?
Network Probe is the ultimate network monitor and protocol analyzer
to monitor network traffic,
and will help you find the sources of any network slow-downs in a matter of seconds.
Collect and analyze data from multiple probes using the
Network Probe Enterprise version
for a total traffic overview of all your networks.
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Network Probe 3.0 adds an enterprise mode where you can collect
and analyze data from multiple probes across all your networks.
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Instantly get an overview
of the throughput of the network
being monitored and the number of hosts, conversations,
and protocols seen on the network.
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Network Probe will instantly show you which
protocols
are being
used on your network, which
hosts
are sending and receiving data,
where the traffic is coming from, and when all this happens.
All data is shown in real-time and you can easily
cross-reference
protocols, hosts, and conversations by a simple click of the mouse.
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Network Probe will quickly give you an overview of the
most active protocols, talkers, listeners, hosts, and conversations on you network.
You can change the number of entries being displayed as well as
the traffic counter being monitored to suit your network's setup.
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You can
configure
Network Probe to let you know if anything out of the
ordinary happens and proactively fix the problem before it grows
into a serious one.
Add alarm monitors to any traffic entry on your network and
configure the application to automatically
send you emails
or call scripts
when alarms are triggered.
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If you are looking for something specific, you can quickly search for
any host or protocol. Just start typing in the search field and Network
Probe will suggest entries found on your network.
When you found the entry of your interest, just select it to display
detailed traffic statistics
for it.
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You can configure Network Probe to monitor your own selection
of protocols, hosts, and conversations so you can keep an
eye on the activity you feel is most important on your network.
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