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SOFTWARE PROBES

DISTRIBUTED SERVICE & NETWORK MONITORING

See Your Servicesfrom the User's Perspective

Infrastructure may appear healthy while users continue to experience connectivity, performance, or application-access problems.

Software Probes provide distributed visibility into network and service performance from different locations across the organization.

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SOFTWARE PROBES / SERVICE VISIBILITYMONITORING

SERVICE EXPERIENCE

Distributed service visibility

BRANCH
DATA CENTRE
CLOUD
REMOTE
SERVICE
SERVICE MONITORED

VISIBILITY

Multiple monitoring locations

LOCATIONS

DISTRIBUTED

SERVICE

VISIBLE

EXPERIENCE

MONITORED

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Distributed Monitoring

Software Probes can be positioned across different network locations to provide a broader view of service availability and connectivity.

Different locations

Distributed monitoring coverage.

Broader visibility

Service availability and connectivity.

SERVICE EXPERIENCE

USER PERSPECTIVE

Service experience visibility

MONITORING

Distributed measurements

Application accessibility
Network connectivity
Service performance
Different locations
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Service Experience Visibility

The probes help organizations understand whether applications and network services are accessible and performing as expected from different locations.

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Faster Problem Isolation

Distributed measurements help operations teams identify whether a problem is localized, network-related, service-related, or affecting multiple locations.

Localized

Identify location-specific problems.

Network or service

Understand where the problem originates.

DEPLOYMENT

Branch

Data-centre

Cloud

Remote

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Flexible Deployment

The software-based approach enables monitoring to be extended across branch, data-centre, cloud, and remote environments without requiring dedicated monitoring appliances at every location.

UNDERSTAND SERVICE PERFORMANCE WHERE IT MATTERS

The questions that matteracross your service locations.

Software Probes help answer:

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Is the service reachable?

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Is performance degraded?

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Is the issue location-specific?

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Is the problem network or service related?