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  • IXIA Presents: VISION Edge 1S: Unlocking Opportunity at the Network Edge

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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