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Advanced Traffic Management from Griffin

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Griffin expands traffic management
Monday, 5 July, 2010

Some resellers that want to manage their own infrastructure and IP addressing have suffered recently by the growth and unpredictability of bandwidth usage and in particular by the popularity of video streaming.

Broadband Update - Traffic Shaping and DPI
Monday, 19 April, 2010

Many website and video steaming applications are free, but the bandwidth required to get to them is not. Andrew Dickinson, Sales & Marketing Director at Griffin Internet, looks at how resellers can protect themselves from financial risk, while optimising their business customers' broadband experience.

Advanced Traffic Management

Griffin offers sophisticated traffic management that allows protocols to be given different priorities and bandwidth allocation depending on the emphasis attributed to them, e.g. a Partner may not want Peer-to-Peer traffic to impact sensitive voice traffic. Advanced Traffic Management allows Partners to allocate parts of their network to different customer types.

DPI network topology

Features

Attribute bandwidth priorities to different protocols and customer types
Control peer-to-peer traffic
Create restrictive contexts
Create premium class services
Generate extensive traffic reports
Receive free signature updates

Benefits

Save up to 40% of total monthly bandwidth charges
Ensure your premium customers receive their fair share of bandwidth
Protect business-critical traffic from latency and jitter
Limit bandwidth consumed by virtually any application or customer

An example report of protocol usage per total bandwidth.

Effects of DPI

This example shows the effect of turning off P2P throttling for a customer. P2P traffic consumes a significant amount of bandwidth even for business customers, Griffin can rate-limit, de-prioritise or block P2P traffic including encrypted P2P.