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The network edge is changing fast, and rapid change brings opportunity. With more applications and devices running at branch locations, performance monitoring and analysis must move closer to the customer – and so must visibility.

Ixia’s Vision E1S, the latest addition to their “Vision Edge” network packet broker (NPB) series, meets fast-growing demand for edge visibility driven by the Internet of Things (IoT), edge and cloud computing.

Contact us to see how the E1S combines active and passive monitoring in a single, affordable 1U device to eliminate blind spots, reduce overhead and improve centralized troubleshooting.

Highlights include:

  • Data filtered and analyzed before sending to the cloud
  • First NPB to integrate Ixia’s Hawkeye performance monitoring
  • Works with existing Vision NPBs and alliance partner solutions

Take a look at the Vison E1S Product brief by clicking on the download button above.

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