Gigamon recently debuted the Gigamon Visibility App for Splunk that was designed with a singular goal in mind—to enable the collection, storage, visualization, and analysis of Gigamon Visibility Fabric™ health and analytics data in Splunk. This essential app provides full visibility and reporting across an entire Gigamon environment. “Splunk turns machine data into valuable insights […]
Countless IT teams have scoured NetFlow/IPFIX data to pinpoint performance problems and spot signs of a security breach. This technique, though relatively inexpensive, can be extremely taxing on the networking devices responsible for generating such data (namely, routers and switches), resulting in increased latency and lost packets. Now there is a better way. Download the […]
If you own a Gigamon Visibility Fabric™ node (GigaVUE H Series or GigaVUE G Series), now is your chance to download GigaVUE-FM Fabric Manager for free from the Gigamon Customer Portal. GigaVUE-FM can fully manage one physical and one virtual node. Please contact your sales rep for more information. See inside your Visibility Fabric with […]
Did you know that the Copper TAP module on Gigamon GigaVUE-HC2 can now be used for inline bypass? GigaVUE-OS™ 4.4 lets you configure the network ports of the GigaVUE-HC2 TAP module (TAP-HC0-G100C0) as inline network ports. This enables the same Copper TAP hardware module to act as a copper bypass module, providing protected inline networks for copper ports. The TAP-HC0-G100C0 module features 12 pairs of […]
Does your organization handle sensitive data on a daily basis? If so, compliance can be a thorn in your side. The reason: Where sensitive data appears in packets can be a mystery, making it difficult to identify and protect. Fortunately, Gigamon GigaVUE® devices equipped with the GigaSMART® Adaptive Packet Filtering feature can search through packets […]
Connecting virtual tools to Gigamon’s Visibility Fabric™ is easy. Check out this step-by-step guide to get up and running in minutes. (Note: This guide assumes that your virtual tools are running on a VMware ESX host with multiple network interface cards (NICs). Log on to vCenter and identify the target host on which the virtual […]
