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Do you have to give up on network availability when deploying your inline security tools? By using a iBypass switch “YOU DON’T HAVE TO CHOOSE”

When a network monitoring device such as an IPS is deployed inline in a network, it is vital to ensure that traffic continues to flow in all circumstances, even if the IPS loses power, so that mission-critical business applications remain available. If you include Ixia’s intelligent bypass (iBypass) switching with your intrusion prevention system (IPS) you can deliver both network availability and security.

The iBypass switch can also monitor the health and status of your inline tools using heartbeat technology. Should your inline tool stop responding, the iBypass can automatically re-route traffic keeping the network up.

You can download this two page guide “Which iBypass Belongs in Your Network?” to find the ideal solution for your network within seconds. Network devices will fail, using bypass switches will allow you to keep your network up and maintain the level of security you need.

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