Firewall Analyzer provides network administrators an unique way for monitoring the traffic of the network. Firewall Analyzer measures network traffic based on the analysis of logs received from different network firewalls. Firewall logs are collected, archived, and analyzed to get granular details about traffic across each firewall. You need not deploy any hardware probes or collection agents to get these details on traffic.
The details of the traffic sent by Hosts, Protocols and Users for the specific firewall are provided in the form of graph and table in the Traffic Reports. The granular details of the sent traffic for your network through each of your configured firewall can be drilled down.
The details of the traffic received by Hosts, Protocols and Users for the specific firewall are provided in the form of graph and table in the Traffic Reports. The granular details of the received traffic for your network through each of your configured firewall can be drilled down.
The details of the total traffic (sent plus received) by Hosts, Protocols and Users for the specific firewall are provided in the form of graph and table in the Traffic Reports. The granular details of the total traffic for your network through each of your configured firewall can be drilled down.
The details of the inbound traffic of the network by Hosts and Protocol Groups for the specific firewall are provided in the form of graph and table in the Inbound Traffic Reports. The granular details of the inbound traffic for your network through each of your configured firewall can be drilled down.
The details of the outbound traffic of the network by Hosts and Protocol Groups for the specific firewall are provided in the form of graph and table in the Outbound Traffic Reports. The granular details of the outbound traffic for your network through each of your configured firewall can be drilled down.
The details of the total internal traffic (sent plus received) of the network (Intranet) by Top Conversations (Internal), Internal Hosts, Internal Protocol Groups, and Internal Servers for the specific firewall are provided in the form of graph and table in the Intranet Traffic Reports. The granular details of the intranet traffic for your network through each of your configured firewall can be drilled down.
The details of the total external traffic (sent plus received) of the network (Internet) by Top Conversations (External), External Hosts, External Protocol Groups, and External Servers for the specific firewall are provided in the form of graph and table in the Internet Traffic Reports. The granular details of the internet traffic for your network through each of your configured firewall can be drilled down.
You can get protocol-wise bandwidth distribution across each of your network firewalls, thus giving you an idea of the type of traffic protocols being used or misused in your network environment. Firewall Analyzer also provides a protocol-wise break-up of inbound traffic and outbound traffic flowing across your network firewalls, along with consolidated measurement of total bandwidth (Total Traffic) consumed by each protocol, and by each firewall.
Firewall Analyzer provides network administrators and managed security service providers (MSSP) an unique way for measuring the bandwidth usage of the network. Firewall Analyzer measures network bandwidth usage based on the analysis of logs received from different network firewalls. Firewall logs are collected, archived, and analyzed to get granular details about bandwidth usage across each firewall. You need not deploy any hardware probes or collection agents to get these details on bandwidth usage.
The Live Reports provides the real-time traffic monitoring details of your configured firewalls of your network in the form of graph and table. You can get details of the incoming and outgoing traffic for the specific firewall for specific time periods viz., last 24 Hours, last 7 Days, last 30 Days, and last 1 Year. You can drill down to the granular details of the real-time traffic for your network through each of your configured firewalls.
