Performance & Threat Visibility

2020 State of the Network Study
Dynamic Disruption Everywhere
Over 400 IT professionals weigh in on the unprecedented challenges being faced in maintaining optimal service delivery and safeguarding critical assets.
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Gartner 2020 Market Guide
Gartner recognizes VIAVI Solutions as a Representative Vendor in the 2020 Market Guide
for Network Performance Monitoring and Diagnostics.
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Network Performance Monitoring

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Customer Testimonial

Work that would take 20 minutes in Wireshark can be accomplished in 2 minutes with Observer Analyzer. It is very powerful software that cuts troubleshooting time down significantly.

Matt Matheus, Infrastructure Architect

Renown Health

I have found the Observer Platform to be an invaluable tool in diagnosing both application and network issues.

Peter Young, Network Administrator

Home Office UK Ministerial Department

The options that are available and the power of the product are amazing. We’ve solved more problems quicker with Observer than any other analyzing software we’ve had.

Landrin Long

State of Nevada Department of Information Technology

With the Observer Platform from VIAVI Solutions, we have been able to prove when it is (or isn’t) the network that is the problem. We can also help application programmers and system administrators understand and correct what the problem may be.

Eric Klaus, Network Administrator

Exmark Manufacturing Co., Inc.

With the Observer Platform, the ability to get an expert analysis relatively quickly is the best benefit., The capture is constantly running, so we can analyze any time we like without setting up extra equipment.

Landrin Long

State of Nevada Department of Information Technology

Observer Analyzer actually makes you succeed faster.

Eglin Air Force Base

This is not looking for a needle in a haystack. It's turning on an extremely powerful magnet and letting the needle come to you.

Jonathan Davis

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