“In order to keep up with constant cycles of new application and service deployments, new use case demands, and relentless growth, network and IT organizations need deep, reliable and resilient visibility,” said Jim Frey, EMA’s Vice President of Research, Network Management. “By implementing solutions such as Ixia’s Visibility Architecture, network teams can be assured that they will have scalable, consistent access to the operational insights they need to make sure the network is secure, operating efficiently today and ready for tomorrow’s imminent changes.” added Jim

The Ixia Visibility Architecture:

· Helps eliminate blind spots in the network by getting the right information to the right tools at the right time, greatly improving performance, QoE and security.

· Includes physical and virtual Taps, bypass switches and full-featured network packet brokers that solve network visibility needs from single-point solutions to large-scale enterprise and service provider network deployments.

· Extends the life of existing IT tools investments and maximizes the usefulness of the current tool capacity.

· Easily integrates into automated and software defined data center environments.

· Provides network visibility that is scalable in every sense of the word — from product to portfolio to design to management and finally support.
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