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Route Explorer
Key features and capabilities of the Route Explorer family
- Network-wide IP routing (Layer 3) visualization, monitoring, analysis and troubleshooting
- Records all routing updates in the network without device polling
- Real-time and after-the-fact problem detection and diagnosis
- Provides an accurate historical routing event audit trail for forensic analysis
- “What-if” impact analysis and scenario planning
- Configurable and proactive SNMP and syslog alarms to an NMS on IP layer changes, anomalies or outages
- Detailed web-based reports for network routing analysis and long-term trending
- At-a-glance, network-wide information on routers' Layer 3 configurations
- Self-contained, 1U rack mountable appliance with GigE and FE interfaces hosts all functionality—no external servers required
Key benefits
- Maximizes network availability and customer satisfaction by rapidly identifying and diagnosing IP routing faults
- Boosts network performance by isolating the root cause of layer 3 instabilities
- Averts router misconfigurations that cause 1/3 of all network problems
- Lets network engineers predict routing-path problems and take action before they occur
- Verifies network routing is operating as intended including levels of redundancy
- Reduces total operating cost by improving productivity of both network resources and network operations staff
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