Monitoring

Aviz Service Node extracts 100+ DPI metadata fields from encrypted and unencrypted traffic without payload decryption, alongside ONES 4.1 telemetry controls.

ONES 4.1 adds Telemetry Preferences, ONES Monitoring for host and container metrics, and rule engine threshold alerts for UI visualization.

ASN-DPI exports SIP and RTP metadata and correlates them via a session ID for agentless VoIP troubleshooting without payload exposure.

FTAS 3.5 expands EVPN VXLAN validation with 30K MAC/ARP scale, up to 128K prefixes, failure recovery tests, and SNMP and automation hardening.

Aviz and Nozomi outline deep network observability that captures, filters, and enriches TAP/SPAN traffic for OT security analytics.

Aviz Networks released APB 2.12 with dynamic LAG hashing for NVIDIA, VXLAN/GRE decapsulation, and FIPS-compliant cryptography.

ONES 4.2 adds zero-touch Day-0 bootstrapping, expanded controller and SSD telemetry, modular licensing, multi-tenant GPU sharing, and API-driven networking.

Network Copilot Dashboard Analytics consolidates users, connectors, queries, file operations, and storage into one view with time-range filters.

Aviz Networks’ vasn_tap captures and forwards Linux traffic using AF_PACKET or eBPF, with optional filtering, truncation, and userspace VXLAN/GRE plus stats via vasn_tapctl.

Aviz addresses enterprise SONiC objections with validation, observability, orchestration, SLAs, and training via ONES and CCS.

Explains how AI agents automate network ops tasks like compliance validation, troubleshooting, inventory, monitoring, and integrate with ServiceNow, Slack.

The blog recommends open, AI-ready networking for e-commerce, using SONiC, packet brokers, and AI-powered observability to handle spikes and improve visibility.