03. 12. 2009 Arianna Cunaccia NetEye, Unified Monitoring

NTM – Network Traffic Monitoring

Come già precedentemente accennato da Georg nel post dell’intervista a Luca Deri, sviluppatore di ntop. Abbiamo introdotto ed integrato una nuova soluzione per l’analisi del traffico di rete in NetEye .
Grazie a ntop siamo ora in grado di fornire grafici sui flussi di rete fornendo informazioni sui protocolli e sugli indirizzi IP di origine e destinazione, questi dati vengono inoltre storicizzati e archiviati.
Prendetevi qualche minuto per dare un’occhiata alla nuova funzionalità… 😉

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