Specifications

Product Features 2-24

NAM / Traffic Analyzer v3.5 Tutorial

Product Features 2-24

NAM / Traffic Analyzer v3.5 Tutorial

Road Map to Using NAMs

Configure

Monitoring

Configure

Monitoring

Getting

Started

Getting

Started

Planning

View

Traffic Reports

View

Traffic Reports

Packet

Capture

Packet

Capture

For the most part the use of the Traffic Analyzer software is

universal to both types of NAM. However, there are some

slight differences in the setup and available reports. This

section will treat the Traffic Analyzer software in general,

when there is a difference, a text box will indicate for which

NAM the diagram is referring to.

For the most part the use of the Traffic Analyzer software is

universal to both types of NAM. However, there are some

slight differences in the setup and available reports. This

section will treat the Traffic Analyzer software in general,

when there is a difference, a text box will indicate for which

NAM the diagram is referring to.

Network Analysis Module Road Map

The feature-rich architecture of the NAM enables you to gain different levels of visibility and perspectives on

your network. You can use the NAM for acute problem resolution or for performance monitoring and network

planning. You can view your network from an application response-time perspective, or from quality of

service for voice and data. The wealth of possibilities for mining the NAM for valuable data means that you

must identify what you want to use the NAM for and how to configure it to meet your needs. This road map is

designed to do just that, to help you navigate the features and configuration options of the NAM to help you

reach your destination. The next sections guide you through each of the steps illustrated in the figure above.

Note: For the most part the use of the Traffic Analysis Software is universal to both type of NAMs. However,

there are some slight differences in the setup and available reports. This section will treat the Traffic Analysis

Software in general. When there is a difference, a text box will indicate for which NAM the diagram is

referring to.