DX NetOps Reviews

I am not a client; I am a provider. I work for a company that sells Broadcom software. I am a PCL engineer, and Spectrum is part of a bigger product called DX NetOps, which is what we are selling today. Spectrum is part of it; it's not standalone. I also work with another product called DX UIM.

There is a model for network traffic analysis in the NetOps product called NetOps Flow Analyzer. It provides all the necessary protocols and analysis. DX NetOps supports network monitoring across hybrid environments, though I hope it works out of the box. The product features include automation through AI, allowing out-of-the-box analysis of performance data, building baseline trends, and enabling configuration of dynamic thresholds relative to collected data.

My main use case is alarm management. We are not referring to physical alarm systems; it's not a physical network. It is used in data centers.

The best features I've seen so far with DX NetOps are that it can work with large scale systems, and it has a lot of functionalities and matrices. These advanced network visibility features definitely help me gain insights into my network infrastructure.

I can see trends, fault trends, peak CPU usage, memory usage, and protocol link flapping. The integration capabilities of DX NetOps have helped with seamless connectivity with my other existing IT ecosystem.

I have observed that it integrates with the ServiceNow ticketing system and Ex-Matters for paging and emailing alerts. DX NetOps positively impacts my organization as it's a key factor for network management.

My main use case for DX NetOps is ensuring the optimal performance and reliability of our core network infrastructure. It is instrumental in proactively monitoring network performance, alerting us to any anomalies or issues, and providing in-depth insights through its reporting and analytics features.

One of the most valuable aspects of DX NetOps is its ease of setup. It is straightforward to configure, and you can quickly gather data from your infrastructure. This data helps you track trends and understand how resources are utilized in both the infrastructure and server resources, making it a valuable tool for monitoring network performance and resource allocation.

It's used as a network management tool. We primarily use the solution for network management and performance management for network infrastructure.

It's good for root cause analysis for network problems and network link problems. 

The performance is good. They help in showing performance metrics for links, interfaces, and network devices. Even for the traffic analysis, it shows how the company consumes traffic and what type of protocol is consumed, and all that stuff.

The initial setup is straightforward. 

You can get alerts generated when any events occur.

It's scalable.

The solution has been stable. 

The product provides a holistic view of my network infrastructure. We use it for network monitoring. 

We like that it's more or less a suite of products and you have a holistic view of your infrastructure or your networks.

The fault and performance management are great. 

It offers an easy initial setup. 

There are a lot of functionalities available.

The solution is stable.

It is scalable. 

I work in management and operations. 

The AI has great capabilities and is the best feature in this solution. 

We are using DX NetOps for network monitoring. We use about 500 network devices, switches, routers, firewalls, and more. We use it for SAP monitoring and net flow monitoring or net flow analytics. 

We appreciate DX NetOps as our customers run critical applications in airports. 

DX NetOps is a telco-grade solution, so it's utilized accordingly. 

The most valuable features of the solution are the Performance Management and the Spectrum.