Let’s say you’re in charge of a wireless network with 12,000 access points. Your users expect it to be always on—no matter what—so when you get a report that 361 of these access points are malfunctioning, you jump into action.

Luckily, you use modern network analytic tools, which can quickly provide a list of the malfunctioning sites and what is wrong with them—without having to spend a few hours checking all 12,000 access points.

With today’s increasingly complex networks, IT managers need new tools that help them understand how the entire network is operating. Take our survey to access a free guide about new network analytics software that uses machine learning and AI to help enterprises monitor their networks and troubleshoot problems.

Vendor:

TechTarget

Posted:

02 Oct 2018

Published:

04 Dec 2018

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HTML

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Resource

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English