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Gambit Communications® Network Simulation

Gambit Communications® is a provider of tools for simulating servers, networking and storage devices.

Wednesday, 21 January 2015

Build the Best Network Management Foundation

Finding the network management system that is best fitted for your infrastructure is a significantly crucial task. Fortunately, there’s no scarcity of monitoring and management tools that are capable of offering the vision most network managers require. However, to develop the optimum network management base, the IT organization requires to take into account both its legacy environment as well as any latest technologies it plans to install....

Tuesday, 20 January 2015

Guides to Configure SNMP Trap

Simple Network Management Protocol or SNMP is a protocol that offers network administrators a means to configure and control resource across the network. An SNMP Trap is a practice employed to send alarms and evaluate the data. Also, it aids troubleshoot any problems like hack attempt or bad requests. In this post, you will learn about how to configure SNMP in a Cisco Router. • Right click on the "My Computer" icon and select “Manage.” Then...

Friday, 16 January 2015

A Technical Overview of Cisco NetFlow

NetFlow is a fixed instrumentation within Cisco IOS Software to distinguish network function. Visibility into the network is a crucial tool for IT pros. In reply to new needs and pressures, network operators are finding it difficult to comprehend how the network is behaving. They need to be aware of these: • Application & network usage • Network output and use of network resources • The impact of transformations to the network • Network...

Wednesday, 14 January 2015

Simulating a Cisco Network

Testing remote connectivity options is generally more demanding than testing a LAN (Local Area Network). Remote connectivity commonly involves the utilization of transmission devices that aren’t owned or supervised by the client. These devices are usually not accessible to the network manager for testing purposes. As a result, the network tester should find ways to check the projected network plan without having access to the real transmission...

Monday, 5 January 2015

NetFlow – An Overview

NetFlow was first introduced on Cisco routers that offer the capability to collect IP network as it gets into or exits an interface. By checking the data supplied by NetFlow, a network manager can decide things like the source & destination of traffic, class of service, and also the cause of blocking. A usual flow monitoring setup consists of three major components: • Flow exporter – Aggregates packets into flows and exports flow records...