SolarWinds announced the latest release of SolarWinds Network Performance Monitor (NPM).
The company’s flagship network performance monitoring solution has added new, enterprise-class deep packet inspection (DPI) and analysis technology to troubleshoot network performance on application latency. Finally, network engineers at any size organization can afford to quickly and easily identify network and application response time issues for improved end-user quality of experience and continuity of business operations
What’s New in SolarWinds NPM 11.0: With the addition of the new out-of-the-box DPI and analysis sensors, SolarWinds NPM provides a comprehensive view of network fault, performance, availability, traffic, and latency allowing network engineers to more effectively IDENTIFY, PRIORITIZE AND RESOLVE network issues before they impact application performance, end-users and the business by:
· Continuously monitoring packets across the wire
· Inspecting, identifying and classifying application traffic for over 1,200 applications such as Skype, YouTube and Microsoft Lync
· Displaying network and application response time in easy-view charts and graphs
· Complementing the power of flow-based technologies like NetFlow, sFlow and J-Flow with DPI technology
“Applications are placing more and more demands on the network, increasing traffic and requiring IT Pros to get smarter about how to manage them,” said Chris LaPoint, VP Product Management, SolarWinds. “With SolarWinds NPM 11.0, we continue to respond to the evolving needs of our community of IT Pros and their requests to help simplify troubleshooting. Now with the new DPI technology and just a few clicks, network engineers have the power to go above and beyond network fault and availability monitoring to quickly identify, classify and analyze whether it’s the network or the application to determine the root cause of poor user experience.”
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