A SWOT analysis is a structured analytical framework used to evaluate a subject from four complementary perspectives: Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats. We have been providing SWOT analyses for our clients since our inception. You can read more about that service here. For now, however, let’s simplify and explain what a SWOT analysis is. Since […]
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Below is a great TCP Analysis Flags Cheat Sheet for Wireshark. These are essentially Display Filters. They are all included in our TCP troubleshooting profile you can find here. Analysis Flags/Display filter Trigger Impact/Meaning/Notes tcp.analysis.ack_lost_segment A segment that is not in the trace has been acknowledged Indicates that not all packets have been recorded or a route has been flapped tcp.analysis.duplicate_ack The receiver
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The ability to monitor your network traffic is critical for all network administrators and managers. This means getting down to the packet level. To get down to the packet level, you have to use a protocol analyzer that will dissect the packets and conversations that occur on the network. Most users are familiar with packet
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Everything over the Internet Protocol (IPv4 or IPv6), Voice, Video, Data, Gaming…everything! On the one hand, this trend has led us to the Internet of Things, new fabulous applications, new epic Internet based appliances and so much more. On the other hand, the dependency on the protocol stack has led to applications being affected by
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Have you ever asked yourself any of the following: What is the best Wi-Fi Access Point deployment scenario? Where is the solution for backing up our employee computers and back office applications? Why is this application really running slowly on my network? How can we get software written for this new application? How do I
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Our experience has demonstrated that most competitive analysis done today involves what we call “perimeter information”. We see this at telecommunications exhibitions where people stand literally on the edge of the carpet of a booth and write down what they see and read. Worse yet is the dependency on the Internet as the competitive information
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