Mimecast has decommissioned its SolarWinds Orion software and replaced it with a Cisco NetFlow monitoring system after hackers compromised a Mimecast certificate used for Microsoft authentication.

SolarWinds also provides a unique space on its user community, thwack, in which IT pros share device configuration codes, thereby helping others as they prepare to implement NetFlow.

This week network management software maker SolarWinds is unveiling a new free tool network managers can download to get started analyzing Cisco’s NetFlow data on their networks.

NetFlow Configurator remotely configures and activates NetFlow v5 on supported Cisco devices. With this tool, tech pros can easily set up the router to send NetFlow records to their collector.

SolarWinds offers a 30-day free trial to see for yourself, where you can see local traffic instantly from the server where you install your trial, even before you configure routers to send NetFlow.

NetFlow Replicator can help tech pros more easily distribute flow data to multiple destinations for traffic or security analysis and configure random sampling of flow data packets to help reduce the ...

The NetFlow Generator, meanwhile, simulates network flow data to help test and validate configurations, and the NetFlow Configurator remotely configures and activates NetFlow v5 on supported Cisco ...

SolarWinds offers a 30-day free trial to see for yourself, where you can see local traffic instantly from the server where you install your trial, even before you configure routers to send NetFlow.

SolarWinds has developed and brought to market award-winning solutions that address the needs of network engineers from performance management to fault monitoring to configuration management.

SolarWinds Network Config Generator helps network engineers speed and simplify configuration change tasks. SolarWinds Tuesday announced it had added another free tool to its product portfolio ...