An intuitive and easy to use interface with unparalleled detail into network performance. Our goal is to provide a feature-rich and user-friendly product that excels in delivering the information needed to fix network-related problems quickly.
We believe NFA is a breath of fresh air for modern network administration teams needing a comprehensive NetFlow analysis solution.
We built Noction Flow Analyzer to answer the need for an integrated traffic monitoring and analysis solution that provides engineers with complete visibility into network performance, while also being cost-effective for organizations of all sizes. With skyrocketing pricing and ambiguous licensing models, most NetFlow analyzers available on the market nowadays are inaccessible to companies operating on limited budgets. Over the years, we’ve received feedback from our customers stating that the NetFlow analysis landscape needs change. NFA has been successfully tested with Cisco, Juniper, Huawei, Brocade, Alcatel, Vyatta, Mikrotik, Arista, and ZTE devices. The system is designed to ingest ip Flow data from any device be it a router, switch, firewall, etc that is capable of exporting NetFlow, J-Flow, sFlow, IPFIX or NetStream. The product enables engineers to optimize their networks and applications performance, control bandwidth utilization, do proper network capacity planning, perform detailed BGP peering and complete AS path analysis, improve security and minimize network incidents response time. NFA is a flow-based monitoring and reporting software which collects, stores and presents traffic data across the entire network and protocols to network professionals for future analysis. Today, we’re announcing an Open Beta for Noction Flow Analyzer (NFA), a new product that can help network administrators better visualize and understand traffic as well as the overall network performance. When you’re managing a network, there’s so much to think about - from monitoring bandwidth, discovering traffic patterns to performing threat analysis and providing timely response to network-related issues.
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