Lannet has released its SMON Switch Monitoring Application for the Visage Switching System. With this newly released application, network administrators can now simultaneously monitor all switched traffic passing through the Visage switching system, enabling extensive analysis of network traffic patterns and easy network troubleshooting. "Lannet has always regarded manageability and switch monitoring as the foundation of its fault-tolerant criteria for designing network switches," said Ori Bendori, Chief Technical Officer at Lannet. "Now, users of our Visage Switching System can have the same industry-leading, full-view switch monitoring capabilities as users of our modular LANswitch hub. This enables fast, top-down network troubleshooting as well as a clear picture of network traffic for optimising network configuration." The new SMON for Visage application is an essential component of Lannet`s Visage Switching System philosophy. In Visage stackable switches, Lannet offers features typically reserved for high-end modular switches - at an attractive stackable price.
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