Service Providers

Service providers need to increase network capacity to accommodate high-bandwidth applications such as 3G and 4G, Video on Demand (VoD), IPTV and Software as a Service (SaaS). These high-speed infrastructures make performance and analysis solutions a top priority to maintain customer satisfaction and comply with (SLAs) Service Level Agreements.

Providing solutions for enhancing the scalability of existing infrastructures and future network monitoring upgrades can easily be accomplished by implementing a Gigamon^® Traffic Visibility Network (TVN). With GigaVUE^® appliances, IT teams can aggregate, filter and replicate traffic to multiple compliance and performance tools. GigaVUE device also allows users to connect new 10Gbps links to their current 1Gbps tools using patented Flow Mapping^® technology.

This is also true for remote Point of Presence (POP) locations which are separated from ISP datacenters. With so many network links to manage over the WAN, Gigamon developed ingress port labeling which allows ISP network teams to pinpoint exactly what ports packets are delivered from at any POP from any port. This remarkable innovation expedites the time needed for fault isolation and resolution.

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Next-generation voice, video, and data services must be delivered on purpose built architectures for the competitive triple play service market. Telcos need to ensure performance for all IP-based services while scaling to higher throughput data-rates.

The ability to proactively monitor performance and cope with taxing spikes is critical to low-latency application and services availability. Intelligent Traffic Visibility Networking (TVN) can consolidate resources for service providers that have several regional POP locations that connect to a hub data-center. Once connected to network segments or SPAN/mirror ports in the core, edge or datacenter, GigaVUE devices enable monitoring efforts by duplicating complete or filtered traffic-flows to one or a pool of monitoring appliances.