Apparent Network's appCritical 1.0
May 03, 2006
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Intermittent network problems can take a big toll on real-time applications, such as VoIP and video transmissions. An occasional packet reorder or drop is more likely to be noticed with these applications than with a file transfer, but it's hard to diagnose these sporadic incidents. Catching the problem in the act, and knowing when it started and stopped, its type and specific data path can go a long way toward isolating its cause.
Apparent Network's new software, appCritical 1.0, catches such hiccups by probing a path, ensuring a continuous low level of testing that kicks into high gear when a problem occurs. When an error is detected, appCritical increases the frequency of its probes, gathering more information about the current network status to improve diagnostics. Companies can define and set thresholds for packet loss, delay, jitter, bandwidth and connectivity loss against which appCritical can measure performance.
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