Peering Analysis
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Service Providers (SPs) are looking for ways to reduce the costs associated with providing Internet services. Chief among the costs is the transit costs, the cost of getting traffic to the networks that make up the Internet. Building “Peering” is one of the most effective methods of reducing transit costs for Internet Service Providers (ISPs). Peering decreases the cost and reliance on purchased Internet transit.
An ISP Peering Coordinator’s job is to establish and effectively manage this interconnection between ISPs. Goals include maximizing efficiency and minimizing the costs of interconnections. To have this job well done, it requires a BGP routing correlated traffic visibility. Getting insights of how the traffic is entering and leaving an ISP’s network is important for the Peering Coordinator to monitoring, building, and optimizing their peering relationships with others.
Academia Sinica Chooses GenieATM 6000 to Perform Network Traffic Optimization and Anomaly Detection
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(July 13th, 2011) GenieNRM today announced that Academia Sinica, the most preeminent research institution in Taiwan, has selected more GenieATM 6000 systems to ensure its network-wide traffic optimization and anomaly detection.
In 2007, Academia Sinica kicked off a project to adopt a network traffic analysis and anomaly detection solution for its extended network scale. After months of solution survey and product trial, the Academia Sinica Computer Center adopted GenieNRM’s GenieATM solution for its internal and international networks.