Sharkfest 2013 - Accessing Packet Traces From Multiple Locations (Bill Eastman) @ChrisGreer
Sharkfest 2013 - Accessing Packet Traces From Multiple Locations (Bill Eastman)  @ChrisGreer
Uploaded July 2013 | Updated September 2026, 10 hours ago
This session was recorded at Sharkfest 2013 - UC Berkeley, CA

In this session, you will learn how to securely manage agents deployed across your enterprise using AppTransaction Xpert Packet Trace Warehouse. From a centralized, web-based interface, you will learn how to capture, preview, and access packet traces from multiple locations, as well as analyze these traces using powerful visualizations and predictive analysis. This session also covers leveraging enterprise-wide agents to populate run-time application maps and make informed decisions during data center migration and consolidation. As network speeds continue to grow at an unprecedented rate, the need to be able to quickly analyze multi Gigabyte sized trace files has become increasingly important.



Bill Eastman has been a Systems Engineer for 15 years, specializing in helping customers solve application perfromance problems. Bill is currently based in San Diego, CA and works for Riverbed Technologies/Opnet.
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Sharkfest 2013 - Accessing Packet Traces From Multiple Locations (Bill Eastman)

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