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Why Xangati? For when you need to know what is happening on your infrastructure right now.

What you can’t see, you can’t manage. While blind spots have always existed in your networked communications, new technologies like virtualization and cloud computing are making them impossible to ignore. As your networks and applications have become more dynamic, visibility into what each device is doing on your network can make the difference between satisfied users or frustration, wasted time and project failure. With enterprises moving faster than they ever have before, you need live, to-the-second, “video like” visibility into your networked IP communications.

 

Only with live visibility into your network can you effectively perform IT responsibilities such as troubleshooting, virtualization management, change verification and alarm triage.

Live, to-the-second visibility for a true understanding of what is happening on your network—right now

The only way to see hiccups in performance is to have granularity down to-the-second for the end-user, application or server that is being addressed. Without this high-definition visibility, intermittent performance issues can be introduced and linger. They linger because traditional management solutions are primarily based on polling data which comes at intervals that are not frequent enough to capture dynamic performance changes that come and go “in the blink of an eye” in the virtual world.

Seamless management of both your virtual and physical infrastructures

The Xangati solution can track anything that has a presence on an IP infrastructure, which includes IP-networked devices (e.g., hypervisors, VMs, iSCSI targets, thin clients, VoIP phones, physical servers, etc.), applications and network interfaces. For any of these elements, Xangati is aware of their application interactions with the rest of the infrastructure. The focus on interactions is essential as it shows the relationships between elements within your virtual ecosystem and between your virtual and physical domains. Only through this visibility can you see if elements on your infrastructure are communicating in the way you would expect. And because everything that is tracked is not only presented live, but has a history with it, you can monitor changes you make to show the positive effects and to ensure that nothing has been adversely affected.

 

DVR-recordings to catch and resolve hard-to-find performance issues

In addition to presenting information live the system produces “DVR-like” recordings of any activity, so that there is full situational awareness at the time of a performance problem. This way, one does not have to wait to try to “re-create” the problem which in a virtual world can often be a futile effort.

 

Zero-footprint—no agents, no probes for immediate visibility and an immediate ROI

The Xangati solution gets its fuel from NetFlow which is a data feed supported by both virtual switches and physical routers/switches. NetFlow summarizes all communication that traverses the network and is pushed effortlessly to the Xangati appliance which then consumes that information in the unique ways highlighted above. In this manner, IT gets comprehensive coverage immediately upon deployment vs. the piecemeal and costly deployment scenarios that one sees with agents and probes.

 

Supporting Documents Include:

Datasheet: Xangati for Enterprise Visibility

How can you manage what you can't see? New technologies like virtualization and cloud computing are making exsiting blind spots in your network impossible to ignore. As your networks and applications have become more dynamic, visibility into what each device is doing on your network can make the difference between satisfied users or frustration, wasted time and project failure. download datasheet

Datasheet: Xangati for Service Providers

Subscriber application visibility is a “must have” for service providers today. They face a unique, growing challenge due to a combination of factors such as: a surge in bandwidth-intensive applications (BitTorrent, XBoxLive, iTunes, etc.); steady increases in malware and viruses; and the constant need to limit churn by providing effective customer service.  download datasheet

Case Study: MemorialCare

MemorialCare is one of the largest not-for-profit health systems in the United States with hospitals across Southern California in Los Angeles and Orange County. MemorialCare has gained widespread recognition for its unique approach to health care, focusing on evidence-based, best practice medicine. download case study

Case Study: Top Law Firm

This firm has grown into a full-service international powerhouse with around 2,000 attorneys in over 20 offices around the world. It has received many awards for its ability to handle the immense challenges posed by the legal industry and its financial and strategic success during the period. Highly collaborative, this firm works globally and creatively using an infrastructure built to support it. download case study

Case Study: Williams College

Williams College covers over 3,350 acres for its campus and outlying areas on which over 100 academic, athletic and residential buildings are supported including a dance center, four libraries, an observatory and an art museum. Williams Office for Information Technology provides computer services, equipment,and infrastructure to serve the academic and administrative needs of the college. download case study

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