cVu-V® Virtual Network Packet Broker+ - Data Sheet

cVu-V^® Virtual Network Packet Broker+ - Data Sheet

The cVu-V is the industry’s most flexible virtual network packet broker that is validated and available for the top public clouds. It leverages and/or synthesizes packet/traffic mirroring services. Flexible processing and routing deliver the right packet data to the right tools for Network Detection and Response and Network Performance Management.

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Flexible deployment configurations that mirror and leverage mirrored packets/traffic data
Cost-effective data delivery to multiple tools within virtualized and cloud environments
Reliable data delivery for Network Detection and Response (NDR)
Seamless operation with all other cPacket Networks physical and virtual visibility solutions

Reliable Network Visibility

cVu-V gives you full control over delivering the right data to the right tools for reliable visibility that is vital for Network Detection and Response, Application Performance Management, and Network Performance Management in single-cloud, multi-cloud, virtualized data centers, and hybrid environments. cVu-V delivers data from packet/traffic mirroring services, Instances can be deployed and configured for inline processing to synthesize packet/traffic mirroring.

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Precise Network Monitoring Using Packet Brokering for Virtualized and Cloud Environments

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