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Ixia announces reduced power and space consumption of its network packet brokers

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Ixia has announced dramatic improvement in the power saving performance of the company’s Net Tool Optimizer (NTO) family of network packet broker products with the Virtual Double Your Ports capability. Delivering twice the port density by integrating bidirectional transport capabilities, the Double Your Ports feature supports more tools with faster throughput at a fraction of the data center footprint and power consumption. 

Designed for enterprises and service providers, Ixia’s network packet brokers are high-density monitoring switches that deliver end-to-end visibility across both physical and virtual networks.

With Virtual Double Your Ports functionality, these solutions can easily scale as monitoring needs grow, new applications debut, and security threats emerge, providing improved ROI and lower power consumption. These robust and highly efficient solutions offer monitoring of the rapidly expanding numbers of 1GbE, 10GbE, 40GbE, and 100GbE ports using existing monitoring tools.

Delivered in a single, rack-mountable unit, Ixia’s Net Tool Optimizers combine disparate solutions into a smaller data center footprint, saving power and rack space.  In addition, Ixia’s NTO solutions offer bidirectional data transfer, at speeds much greater than a standard parallel port, effectively doubling the NTO’s port count, which significantly reduces power consumption and maximizes bandwidth.

“Effective security and application management requires increasing levels of monitoring density that can result in increases in port counts in monitoring an infrastructure,” said Eric Hanselman, Chief Analyst, 451 Research.  “The ability to increase monitoring density without increasing port count can result in power savings as infrastructure grows.  While networking can consume 15% of total infrastructure consumption, any savings is worthwhile. It’s not only good for the planet, but can aid in capacity growth at the same time.”


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