OEM Manufacturer Span Packet Capure - Mylinking™ Network Packet Broker(NPB) ML-NPB-2410 – Mylinking

1- Overviews

• A full visual control of Data Acquisition device(24*10GE SFP+ ports)
• A full Data Scheduling Management device(duplex Rx/Tx processing)
• full pre-processing and re-distribution device(bidirectional bandwidth 240Gbps)
• Supported collection & reception of link data from different network element locations
• Supported UDF matching, the user-defined packet offsets and key fields, and more accurately guides the output of data that the user cares about.
• Supported real-time the health status detection(port health check) of the back-end monitoring and analysis devices service process, which connected to different output ports. When the service process fails, the faulty device is automatically removed.
• Supported to automatically recognizes multi-layer MPLS and multi-layer VLAN TAG tags, and implements traffic output policies based on user configurations based on features such as MPLS Lable, MPLS TTL, VLAN ID, and VLAN Priority.
• Supported automatically identify various tunneling protocols such as GTP/GRE/PPTP/L2TP/PPPOE, and the implement traffic output policies based on the inner or outer layer characteristics of the tunnel.
• Traffic splitting policy supports data packet filtering and matching, including quintuple-based (source IP, destination IP, source port, destination port, protocol number), and packets.

2- System Block Diagram

3- Operating Principle

4- Intelligent Traffic Processing Abilities

6- Specifications

7- Order Information

ML-NPB-0810 mylinking™ Network Packet Broker 8*10GE/GE SFP+ ports, max 80Gbps
ML-NPB-1610 mylinking™ Network Packet Broker 16*10GE/GE SFP+ ports, max 160Gbps
ML-NPB-2410 mylinking™ Network Packet Broker 24*10GE/GE SFP+ ports, max 240Gbps

FYR: Packet Fitering of Mylinking™ Network Packet Broker

Packet Filtering Through the inspection module, the firewall can intercept and check all outbound data.The firewall inspection module first verifies whether the packet conforms to the filtering rules. Regardless of whether the packet conforms to the filtering rules, the firewall shall record the packet situation, and the packet that does not conform to the rules shall alarm or notify the administrator.Depending on the packet filtering strategy, the firewall may or may not send a message to the sender for dropped packets.The packet checking module can check all the information in the packet, generally the IP header of the network layer and the header of the transport layer.Packet filtering generally checks for the following items:

- IP source address;

- IP destination address;

- Protocol types (TCP packets, UDP packets and ICMP packets);

- The source port of TCP or UDP;

- The destination port of TCP or UDP;

- ICMP message type;

- The ACK bit in the TCP header.