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Linux-based expert system device does network analysis

Oct 22, 2003 — by LinuxDevices Staff — from the LinuxDevices Archive — views

Netcordia's Netcordia's Periscope “network analysis appliance” is a standalone expert system built on Linux and other open source software. The Periscope is plugged into a network and let to run for a day or so, at which point it should begin to display meaningful, concise, prioritized data… on its “issues” interface: versions of Cisco IOS with memory leaks, duplex-mode errors between PCs and switches, and unclean switch trunking, for example. Netcordia offers Periscope in a $24,900 configuration that supports up to 100 switches, and a $49,000 package supporting 250 switches.

Find out more details about the Periscope in our full Device Profile.

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