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FlowViewer vs Plixer Scrutinizer

FlowViewer

6.8#4 in network traffic analysis software$500 one-time
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FactFlowViewerPlixer Scrutinizer
DashboardsMultiple dashboards let groups such as Security and Operations focus on their own concerns on a live operational basis.It provides role-based dashboards, anomaly and trend views, and historical reporting for planning.
DeploymentFlowViewer can be installed on a dedicated Unix server or virtual appliance.Scrutinizer virtual appliances are offered for VMware ESXi, Microsoft Hyper-V, and KVM, and as an Amazon Machine Image on AWS.
MonitoringFlowMonitor provides RRD graphs for filtered traffic, with views covering periods from 24 hours to 3 years.It continuously processes live flow data and monitors traffic patterns in real time.
PurposeFlowViewer is free software for analyzing Netflow data exported from an organization's network devices.Scrutinizer analyzes NetFlow data to provide network traffic visibility and operational insight.
SupportThe maker offers installation, router Netflow configuration, training, and custom hourly support.Standard support is listed as Monday through Friday, 8 AM–5 PM EST/EDT, while Premium Support is listed as 24×7×365.

FlowViewer plans

  • FlowViewerFree
  • Custom SupportPriced on request
  • FlowViewer Training$500, paid once
  • Router Netflow Config$500, paid once
  • FlowViewer Install$750, paid once

Plixer Scrutinizer plans

  • TrialFree
  • Scrutinizer$12,996 a year

Pick FlowViewer if…

FlowViewer suits organizations that need to inspect Netflow traffic and create reports, graphs, or longer-term monitoring views. Its Unix-server requirement makes deployment a consideration for prospective users.

Pick Plixer Scrutinizer if…

Scrutinizer is aimed at network operations and security teams, including NOC and SOC teams, that need flow-based traffic visibility across varied environments. Its deployment options cover self-hosted virtual appliances and an AWS machine image.

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