| Feature |
Description |
| Application Centric Summary Page |
Immediately see the problem layers and quickly determine overall application health from real-time traffic monitored or trace file |
Real-time monitoring of applications |
See application and configuration flow views without having to capture packets |
| Expert Alert Function |
Set problem thresholds and see immediately when an application, server, or flow has a problem. Program email, pager, script, or SNMP actions to be performed when a problem occurs |
| Protocol Forcing |
Apply protocol forcing during real-time monitoring or when replaying a trace file to identify protocol,
encapsulated in another protocol |
| Timing displays for application conversation |
Network delays and poor response times pop right out of the application flow view and identify slow commands,poor service, or application performance issues |
| Multi-Segment View |
Correlate IP packet flow, UDP and/or TCP between two host or server and client across multiple
physical segments. |
| Comprehensive Filtering Functions |
Limit monitoring, capture, or display to those things that interest you by creating filters based on application commands, IP subnets, data patterns, and many other criteria. Build up complex filters using AND, OR, and NOT operations. Name, save, and reuse filters |
| Quick capture or display filter generation |
Right-click on a flow to apply capture/display filter for that flow only |
| Full packet decodes
(with support for Jumbo Frame) |
Switch to a Decode tab to see traditional full packet decodes in Summary, Detail, and Hex screens, during ,
real-time monitoring or from a trace file |
| VOIP Call Log browser |
Apply simple filtering and sorting to browse for individual calls using criteria such as start time, call duration, caller and callee identifiers, and MOS score |
| Video QOS statistics |
When an RTP flow is recognized as including a video flow, ClearSight Analyzer displays VQFactor" statistics for the video component as well as MOS statistics for the audio component |
| Identifies MDI country parameter in
RTP statistics |
The Media Delivery Index (MDI) consists of the components Delay Factor (DF) and Media Loss Rate (MLR).
ClearSight displays these statistics in real-time and post-analysis, and also let you set alarm thresholds for
each of these independently |
| History Reports |
Produce network, application, and other trend reports based on real-time statistical data accumulated over longer periods of time. Trend data can export to CSV file. |
Fluke Networks began as a business unit within Fluke Corporation in 1992. Fluke Corporation has a history of more than 50 years as the world leader in electronic test tools, and was looking for new markets in which to grow. By 2000, Fluke Networks had grown substantially, and differences between Fluke Networks and Fluke Corporation were apparent – different customers, different sales channels and sales processes, and different products designed for different applications. In 2000, Fluke’s parent company, Danaher Corporation, separated Fluke Networks from Fluke Corporation and it is now a separate operational division with a new brand and a separate identity. Fluke Networks has been continuously profitable since then and in 2006 its annual revenues exceeded $300M. Approximately 45% of Fluke Networks’ revenue comes from outside the U.S.
