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The 101 Series: Bypass Network TAPs Protectors of the Critical Link
Introduction Typically, a network TAP (test access point) is a device that creates a full duplex copy of 100% of the network traffic flowing between the two (2) connected devices. The Bypass TAP functions differently than the traditional...
Foundation of Visibility: 6 Reasons to Choose TAPs instead of SPAN
Introduction In the evolving landscape of network technology, constructing or upgrading your network infrastructure is a monumental task that demands precision, foresight, and a deep understanding of the components that ensure its optimal...
6 Reasons to TAP your Network
Intro Why do I need TAPs? That's a question I hear a lot from the network and security teams I frequently talk to. Either there isn’t familiarity with TAPs or they may think there isn’t an application that makes sense for them. We’ll I’m...
So, Your Warehouse Wants to Adopt Voice Application Technology, But Is Your Network Ready?
Intro Introduced in the early 2000s, voice application technology took the industrial world by storm — giving a vast range of supply chain workers a hands-free experience in their production line, warehouse, and distribution center. While...
How to Maintain Network Visibility During an Infrastructure Upgrade to 40G
Summary In this blog, Garland Technology will discuss a customer scenario that the pre-sales engineering team recently encountered that points out the watchouts when converting the network speed from 10G to 40G. Read on to learn more about...
Network Design for Effective Security and Performance Simplified
Summary In this blog, Garland Technology will discuss the importance of network design in achieving security and performance and the complexities involved in the process. We will also provide insights and best practices that can help...