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Network General Becomes A Charter Member of the Citrix Alliance Partner Program
SAN JOSE, CALIF., December 16, 2004 Network General Corporation, the leading developer and provider of award-winning solutions for network and application performance management, today announced it has joined the Citrix Alliance Partner program as a charter member. As an Alliance Partner, Network General is working with Citrix Systems, Inc. (Nasdaq: CTXS) to provide a network troubleshooting solution that focuses on enhancing the usage of Citrix access infrastructure implementations. The partnership will assure that common customers using, rolling out or expanding Citrix implementations can do so with minimal time and disruption.
"We are very pleased with Network General's participation in the Alliance Partners program and look forward to bringing value to Citrix customers," said Nancy Blair, vice president of product management and marketing for Network General. "Our Sniffer analysis solutions allow Citrix enterprise customers to monitor network traffic between Citrix MetaFrame Presentation Servers and client devices and isolate application performance problems that may be rooted within the network or the traffic itself."
Network General's hardware and software solutions enable enterprises and small and medium-size businesses to monitor networks of virtually all topologies and protocols. With the ability to troubleshoot and monitor Citrix-served applications, Network General's solutions can help customers ensure network continuity and uninterrupted, high-performance access to applications.
About the Citrix Alliance Partners
The Citrix accessPARTNER network includes more than 1,400 Citrix Alliance Partners that complement, leverage or add value to Citrix access infrastructure solutions. These partners, which have established technical, marketing and/or joint selling relationships with Citrix, include global and regional independent software vendors, hardware vendors, hosting and service providers and consultants. Their solutions target the enterprise and require Citrix access infrastructure for a complete offering.
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