Flow data is already generated by most network devices. There has always been sufficient justification to collect and look at flow data if only to get a picture of what your network is being used for.

Cisco’s NetFlow protocol generates such data by collecting information about IP traffic from devices on the network. NetFlow data can show applications, devices or end users behaving in such a way as ...

Network Instruments this week will make available an updated version of its flagship product, which now incorporates router and traffic analysis data collected by NetFlow and sFlow across enterprise ...

In January, network security tools startup Packet Analytics launched Net/FSE, or Network Forensic Search Engine. Net/FSE is the first commercial search engine for enterprise network data to focus on ...

Many of the models presented to PROC NETFLOW are enormous. They can be considered large by linear programming standards; problems with thousands of variables and constraints. When dealing with side ...

Bitcoin appears to be entering a quieter phase of accumulation as selling pressure on exchanges eases, new data from on-chain ...

SANFORD, ME--(Marketwire -08/23/12)- Plixer International, Inc., a leading provider of NetFlow-based network traffic reporting and threat detection technology, announced today its West Coast Advanced ...

We are currently using FLAVIO to capture netflow data from our border routers, which allows us to bill our clients based on internet utilization.<BR><BR>We are looking to replace FLAVIO, mostly due to ...