1. Visibility, ability to provide deep insight into all of the network traffic.
2. Analytic engines, the ability to use multiple detection engines like ML-based, Zeek, Suricata, etc.
3. Scale, ability to address policy requirements for N/S and E/W deployments on-prem or in the cloud along with scaleable retention (weeks/months) for PCAP or network metadata.
4. Any and all NTA solutions need to be able to ingest threat intel and be able to integrate easily into SOAR and SIEM solutions.
Hi community,
We have a Disaster Recovery (DR) site. We would like to improve our traffic shaping and optimize the bandwidth for a smooth operation between the user-side and the DR one.
Which device (or a technique) can help?
Thank you for the help.
Director of Community at PeerSpot (formerly IT Central Station)
Jul 25, 2022
Hi @reviewer896385, @Anteneh Asnake, @reviewer1053252 and @Darshil Sanghvi,
Would you be able to help @Kaushlendra Singh answer this question?
Thank you.
Consultant at a tech services company with 501-1,000 employees
Jul 25, 2022
Hello @Kaushlendra Singh,
I would suggest SD-WAN as the best suitable technology for shaping your traffic between these 2 sites.
And if you don't want to invest, you can utilize your current firewall to create IPSec VPN for the backup line, and the primary can be P2P with increased bandwidth. For that, P2P needs to be terminated on your firewall.
Hi community,
I work as the Regional Manager at a Tech Services company.
Currently, I'm exploring open-source Network Analyzer and Network Configuration managers.
Which one would you recommend and why?
Hello,
For Network Analyzer, you can use Elastiflow. It's pretty complete even though its development has stopped lately (we have recently deployed it in production for a customer). It is still just as good as it was a few years ago.
For Network Configuration Management, it really depends on the sets of features you're looking for. But, you can use the Ansible & Gitlab combo. We've written a full tutorial for it on our website: https://www.zen-networks.io/ne...
Good luck!
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1. Visibility, ability to provide deep insight into all of the network traffic.
2. Analytic engines, the ability to use multiple detection engines like ML-based, Zeek, Suricata, etc.
3. Scale, ability to address policy requirements for N/S and E/W deployments on-prem or in the cloud along with scaleable retention (weeks/months) for PCAP or network metadata.
4. Any and all NTA solutions need to be able to ingest threat intel and be able to integrate easily into SOAR and SIEM solutions.
5. It needs to fit with budget!
Thanks @Nicholas Arraje this is really useful.