Get Better Network Visibility with Hop-by-Hop Analysis Tools
As networks expand, the complexity associated with switching and routing also increases, says David Izumo, and NetOps teams are often tasked with tracking and solving related performance issues.
This article explains how commonly available tools, such as the traceroute command, NetFlow, and IPFix, can help teams gain hop-by-hop visibility and ensure a high-performance network experience.
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