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What is the Client Edge?
Client edges are locations where an end-user or group of end-users (a.k.a., clients) connect to the network.
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What is a Network Packet?
A network packet is a multi-byte unit of data transmitted at one time by a host, such as a server, on a network. The actual packet consists of the user data, called the payload...
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What is a Firewall?
Firewalls are security perimeter devices that monitor all traffic entering and exiting the network. Based on security rules assigned to the firewall, these devices determine if...
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What is 6G?
6G is the sixth generation of wireless technology. A new generation happens about every 10 years. See What is 2G, 3G, 4G? for What is 5G? for more information on previous...
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What Is Network Data Analytics Function (NWDAF)?
NWDAF is a 3GPP standard method used to collect data from user equipment, network functions, and operations, administration, and maintenance (OAM) systems, etc. from the 5G Core...
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What's the difference between the network edge and perimeter?
Learn all about what the network edge and perimeter are with NETSCOUT. Your network edge devices are connected to the Internet - are you monitroing them?
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What is the difference between threat intelligence and cybersecurity?
Learn the difference between threat intelligence and cybersecurity with NETSCOUT's experts. Hint: one is the monitoring, and one is the action. Read more today!
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What is a Network IDS and IPS?
Learn about what a network intrusion detection system (IDS) is and the differences between IDS and IPS with the cybersecurity and DDoS experts at NETSCOUT.
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What is a Bot?
A computer bot – which is short for robot – is a software application programmed to execute specific tasks as part of another computer program or to simulate human activity. Bots...
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What is a VPN?
A Virtual Private Network (VPN) is an extension of a private network across a public or shared network that allows users to send and receive sensitive data as securely as if the...
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What is a Packet Sniffer?
Packet sniffing is a technique whereby packet data flowing across the network is detected and observed. Network administrators use packet sniffing tools to monitor and validate...
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What is 2G, 3G, 4G?
The latest and fifth generation of wireless technologies (5G) follows a 40-year history of significant wireless technologies including 4G, 3G and 2G.
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What Is the 5G Services Life Cycle?
Learn all about the 5g services life cycle and best practices to follow when deploying commercial services. NETSCOUT's experienced experts help you deploy effectively.
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What is 5G?
Learn more about 5G networks and how they differ from past wireless technologies with NETSCOUT. Our 5G networking experts are here to help you make the leap.
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What is Network Performance Management?
Network Performance Management (NPM) refers to the comprehensive methodologies employed to ensure optimal operation of a computer network. This process involves an in-depth...
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What is Application Performance Monitoring (APM)?
NETSCOUT's application performance monitoring (APM) solutions are second to none. Learn more about what this is and how we can help from our experts.
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What is a Reflection Amplification DDoS Attack?
A reflection amplification DDoS attack spoofs the source IP of an attacker’s DNS request, causing amplified response to be sent to the target computer instead of back to the...
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