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VXLAN-enabled Aviz Packet Broker supports encapsulation, decapsulation, and VXLAN header stripping for monitoring and security tools.

ASN-DPI identifies 2,700+ apps, extracts protocol metadata, and supports session KPIs for telcos and enterprises.

Aviz Packet Broker 2.11 adds 400G platform support, GRE tunneling for routed mirroring, ONIE ZTP enhancements, and CLI usability updates.

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

Aviz and Edgecore webinar outlines validated SONiC, Aviz One orchestration, telemetry, Network Copilot, and One Center for structured POCs.

Aviz and Endace describe processing traffic with aggregation and normalization before Always-On Packet Capture records and indexes packet evidence.

Aviz Networks and Armis describe a joint setup that filters, deduplicates, and normalizes telemetry before Armis Centrix passive discovery.

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

Aviz Packet Broker runs on SONiC-based white box switches to aggregate, filter, optimize and distribute TAP/SPAN traffic with VXLAN/GRE visibility.

EVPN-VXLAN networks must update VM location during live migration; Aviz FTAS reported 1.42% transient packet loss in a SONiC leaf-spine test.

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 Networks introduced vASN, a lightweight virtual edition of ASN with DPI, 4G/5G correlation, metadata export, and AWS DPDK or AF_PACKET modes.