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The newly released IOTA software version 2.2.2 includes the following new features:

Added traffic analysis support for IEEE 802.1ad (QinQ) traffic

It is now possible to filter traffic based on the outer VLAN tag of QinQ frames. This improves the versatility of IOTA, as it can now capture and analyze this type of traffic without the need for additional tools performing VLAN stripping for it.

Improved performance of bandwidth and microburst dashboards

The Bandwidth and Microburst dashboards are now loading faster and react better to user filters.

Various minor improvements and fixes

Profitap IOTA brings a complete network analysis and troubleshooting solution for a variety of use cases in small, mid-size enterprises, remote sites, and small data centers. It is a versatile integrated solution, combining TAP, storage, and analysis capabilities in a single portable device.

IOTA integrates its own powerful traffic analysis software, providing the ability to perform flow-based analysis of the PCAP files with various dashboards, like Application Performance Monitoring, Bandwidth Usage, Latency, Top Talkers, TCP Troubleshooting, and more.

Learn more about IOTA by visiting the Profitap IOTA Product Page.

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