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Comparison of SonicWALL Scrutinizer
| Supported Protocols & Other Technical Specifications | Trial Scrutinizer | Flow Analytics Module |
Flow Analytics and Service Provider Modules |
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| Archived Data | Up to 24 Hours | Unrestricted | Unrestricted |
| When combined with report archiving provides a platform for trend analysis. | Up to 24 Hours |  |
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| List the top interfaces across all routers, switches and firewalls | Limited to 5 Interfaces | |
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| Compatible with numerous vendors | |
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| Capable of handling up to 20,000 flows per second in v8.X | |
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| Does not require Expensive Microsoft® Database | |
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| Support for over 1000 exporters & over 1000 Interfaces | |
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| Flow View to see all fields in the raw flows. | |
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| Integration with Google Maps | |
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| Matrix View Function | |
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| Schedule reports to be emailed | - | |
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| 100% support for Flexible NetFlow by breaking out details per template | |
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| Ability to include and exclude data using filters | |
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| Ability to rename templates for future reference | |
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| Definable default landing page per customer logs in. | |
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| Define Application Groups using ranges of ports and IP addresses | |
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| Display data in bits, bytes, packets or percent | |
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| Granularity down to the second it was received using FlowView | |
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| Include or exclude filters | |
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| Create reports based upon IP Groupings | |
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| Report per interface on top hosts, protocols, applications, conversations and more | |
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| Save Filters on custom reports | |
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| Support for at least 9 languages | |
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| Trend in, out or both at the same time, in all reports | |
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| Ability to add multiple interfaces across multiple routers, switches, or firewalls to single report | |
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| Filter on any field exported (e.g. MAC Address, VLAN, Latency, etc.) in the templates | |
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| Reports on the amount of traffic being dropped by collector, thus providing greater accuracy than competitors | |
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| Adds several additional traffic analysis Report Types (e.g. Flows, Flow Volume, NBAR Support, etc.). | - | |
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| Easily identify top appplications on the networkw across numerous network devices | - | |
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| MPLS reporting by subnets | - | |
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| Report and trend on Microsoft® Exchange logs | - | |
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| Saves all the records, all the flows, all the time for as long as necessary including indefinitely | - | |
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| Create reports based upon top countries, domains or subnets | - | |
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| SonicWALL specific reporting templates | - | |
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| Reports exportable to .CSV format | - | - | |
| Customizable billing solutions for over usage and invoicing. | - | - | |
| Alarm for unfinished flows and nefarious activities | - | |
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| Alarm on saved filters (e.g. total traffic or per row) | - | |
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| Alarming for high interface utilization | - | |
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| Any saved report in Scrutinizer can be configured with a threshold to trigger an alarm. | - | |
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| Unique index per alarm (tells how many other alarms the host has violated) | - | |
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| Offers administrators the ability to proactively monitor QoS and become automatically alerted of degraded voice / video traffic | - | |
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| Ability to click on the links in the map to bring up the top conversations | |
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| Excellent troubleshooting tool for helping administrators identify 'slowness' on the network | |
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| Latency/ Jitter Analysis on nProbe only | |
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| Mapping of network with links that change color based on utilization | |
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| Search for specific hosts or ports | |
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| Identifies what devices do not have the Active Timeout configured correctly. | |
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| Capacity planning tool for system admins to determine usage during peak hours | - | |
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| Host Flows (volume of flows per host) | - | |
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| Host Volume (volume of unique hosts per second) | - | |
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| Pair Volume (Volume of unique to/from address pairs) | - | |
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| Leverages IPFIX statistics to provide greater insight into VoIP metrics (codec, caller ID, duration, originator, destination, etc.) | - | |
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| Configurable time frame for DNS caching | |
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| Filter for “Host to Host” and “Subnet to Subnet” | |
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| Ability to filter traffic based upon TCP Flag | |
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| Keeps track of the Flow Sequence Number, trends results and indicates problems | |
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| Run reports to find rogue DNS, DHCP, mail, etc., servers on the network | |
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| Alert & Detection of banned applications (e.g. BitTorrent P2P, FTP, YouTube, Facebook, Skype, etc | - | |
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| Alert & Detection of malicious traffic (e.g. worms, viruses), known compromised internet hosts, illegal IP addresses, excessive Multicast traffic, HTTP hijacking, DNS Cache poisoning, Rouge DHCP servers, DDoS attacks, etc | - | |
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| Alert & detection of Scanning: SYN, NULL, FIN, XMAS etc | - | |
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| Specify allowed subnets and alarm for rogue IP addresses | - | |
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| Customizable MyView dashboards per login | |
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| Group based user permissions | |
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| Configure permissions per login account for access to flows for specific router, switch, firewall interfaces. | - | - | |
| Style sheets easily modified with several defaults to change the colors, fonts, and logos to match the Service Providers marketing efforts. | - | - | |
| First of its kind IPFIX implementation into a firewall appliance | |
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| Ability to view individual flow templates (NetFlow v9 and Flexible NetFlow) | |
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| Allows integration of 3rd party applications and URLs into mashups | |
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| Customize interface names and overwrite default SNMP ifAlias name | |
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| Customize interface speed, both in and out, with different values | |
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| Exclude transport protocols from being saved per interface, router or globally (very important feature when VPNs and tunnels are involved). | |
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| Identify interface names using NetFlow or SNMP. | |
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| Integration with any 3rd party NMS solutions | |
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| LDAP support | |
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| Listen for flows on unlimited UDP ports | |
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| Support for IPv6 | |
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| Support for NetFlow v1, v5, v6, v7, v9, jFlow, sFlow (v2, v4, v5), SNMP(v1, v2, v3) and IPFIX | |
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| Filter for Nexthop | - | |
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| Support for FnF NBAR and IPFIX performing deep packet inspection to identify Layer 7 application traffic | - | |
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| DNS resolution becomes automated and a constant process. | - | |
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