Packet Deduplication
Complete visibility of data center networks requires viewing traffic at multiple monitoring points. While this increases overall visibility, duplicate traffic can overload network monitoring tools and effect reporting. Removing duplicate traffic improves monitoring tool efficiency, accuracy, and recording space requirements. This enables monitoring tools to provide greater visibility while lowering overall costs.
Packet Processor Advanced Deduplication
The HyperEngine Packet Processor Blade provides dedicated packet processing for advanced high-speed deduplication of multiple traffic streams up to 200 Gbps, and supports a large match window size up to 500ms. HyperEngine Packet Processor Blade deduplication is fully configurable, with point and click selection to include or ignore packet fields such as the packet time to live (TTL) or header checksum.
Port-Based Deduplication
Port-based deduplication is included in the IntellaFlex Multi-Function blade and IntellaStore Appliance. It is a selectable feature that provides a standard level of packet deduplication prior to sending data to the monitoring tools, and includes configurable duplicate match criteria. Port-based deduplication provides an integrated cost effective solution for standard monitoring deployments.
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IntellaFlex Multi Function Blade
Model Number: ACI-3032-E36-1
- 36 ports 1G/10G Ethernet
- Packet Deduplication, Protocol Stripping, Packet Slicing, Time Stamping
- Timing Services: GPS, IRIG-B, PTP, PPS, NTP
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IntellaStore II Multi Function Data Monitoring with Capture and Analysis Tools
Model Number: ACI-3033-S14-1
- 12 ports 1G/10G and 2 ports 40G Ethernet
- Multi Function blade features (1G/10G ports)
- Integrated analysis tool server
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HyperEngine Packet Processor Blade
Model Number: ACI-3033-E02-1
- Performance up to 200 Gbps
- 16 internal service ports and 2 40G Ethernet
- Packet deduplication, NetFlow and GRE endpoint
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WebXR Software
All APCON blades are managed with easy to use graphical interface software. Deduplication function shown here.
