Packet

Aviz Networks introduced vASN, a lightweight virtual ASN that retains core DPI and metadata export while supporting cloud, edge, and non-DPDK deployments.

Aviz Networks’ vasn_tap copies Linux traffic, filters and truncates packets, then forwards locally or via userspace VXLAN/GRE.

Aviz APB runs on SONiC white box switches to aggregate, filter, optimize, and distribute traffic with VXLAN/GRE visibility and security controls.

Aviz says FTAS validated EVPN-VXLAN live VM migration by checking control-plane MAC mobility and data-plane packet behavior, reporting 1.42% transient loss.

Aviz and Armis describe routing optimized network telemetry to Armis Centrix to improve IoT and OT asset discovery and exposure visibility.

Weekly roundup covering continuous packet capture evidence, AI-driven network planning, security posture validation, and enterprise infrastructure transitions such as BT PSTN retirement.

Aviz and Endace outline how traffic aggregation and normalization feed Always-On Packet Capture for continuous packet evidence and forensics.

Aviz Service Nodes' ASN-DPI exports SIP and RTP metadata for real-time call negotiation and media visibility without payload access.

Aviz Service Nodes add NVIDIA ConnectX support for DPDK-accelerated packet processing and hardware VXLAN header stripping.

Aviz Networks details the Aviz Service Node as a software-based packet processor for vendor-neutral 4G and 5G visibility.

Aviz says open packet brokers and DPU offload can reduce deep-observability TCO by about 40–60% in modeled deployments.

Edgecore Networks and Aviz Networks outline validated SONiC deployments, observability, AI-driven NetOps and a structured POC lab for AI-ready networks.