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Flow data can be one of the best tools a network engineer can use to track down issues. Flow data can be used for a variety of troubleshooting tasks, including: Network performance, capacity planning, security audits and more. In this article, we will explore flow (NetFlow, IPFIX, SFlow…) and then see how to analyze that data with StableNet^®.

With the release of StableNet 8.3 this summer, Infosim^® has continued to improve and expand its award-winning unified network management platform. As with all new releases, these versions include some bug fixes and general improvements. In this blog post I am going to take you through the main new features of StableNet^® in the 8.3.x LTS (Long Term Support) releases.

When StableNet^® version 8.0 was released in the beginning of 2017, one of the biggest changes to the tool was the new tag feature. Tagging completely changed the way elements within StableNet^® can be classified, organized, filtered, and generally operated on. In my mind, this was a giant leap forward for the product and huge benefit to our customers.

Discussing the “as a service” trend and introducing our response to this drift with an expansion of our Managed Service Portfolio.

Welcome back to the last of a three-part series on how monitoring and tagging can be used in StableNet® for more automation possibilities.

Cloud monitoring is the process carried out to control and supervise the correct functioning of any network or file hosted in the cloud infrastructure. To make such cloud monitoring run smoothly and seamlessly, companies often implement monitoring programs across their entire cloud infrastructure, one of which is StableNet.