unispeed netlogger
Unispeed Netlogger is designed for people who want to know what goes on on their network - whether you are managing a small LAN or operating a world-class network infrastructure - netlogger can help you know more.
One of the most valued aspects of Netlogger, is the ease with which it can extract complex aggregate information about virtually any aspect of the network traffic. After working with Netlogger for a few days, users experience that answering complex questions about network traffic can be accomplished with a few clicks in Netloggers User Interface.
key features
Protect your network from abuse. Netlogger will allow you to determine exactly who is using your network, and what they are using it for.
Know what takes place on you network. Using Netlogger it's possible to record and store all electronic communication, for example email, Instant Messenger communication, web traffic, Voice over IP (VoIP) sessions, FTP, etc.
Recreate the flow of events or communication from stored traffic data. Netlogger will tell you exactly "who said what when", regardless of the method used for communication.
Enhance the performance and availability of your network and resources by analysing traffic patterns and server behaviour - either in real-time, or from recorded data. This will allow you to identify bottlenecks in the network topology, as well as faulty or overloaded equipment.
Recover from network or server failure. Recorded traffic data will allow you to pinpoint the reason for network hardware or server failure. This will allow you to recover faster and provide a basis for better protection in the future.
Alert personnel or equipment immediately when certain problematic events take place on the network. For example when certain words or files are communicated by email, IM, FTP, or similar means.
Prevent unwanted use of the network by blocking communication which doesn't fulfil the company or organizational requirements, for example access to banned web sites, use of unauthorized communication protocols, etc.