Solution Brief: Network Latency Monitor Analyzer Tool

Request this solution brief to learn how the Aukua MGA8410 Latency Monitoring Analyzer measures one-way latency on live application traffic without introducing artificial packets into the network.

Network latency affects application performance, end-user experience, security inspection, storage workflows, financial trading, and other latency-sensitive environments. Aukua products help customers monitor latency on selected traffic flows, applications, protocols, devices, and packet types with precise visibility.

What This Solution Brief Covers

Passive Latency Monitoring

Learn how Aukua products measure latency on live application traffic without adding ICMP probes or other foreign traffic into the network.

Application-Specific Visibility

Review how L2-L7 filters and triggers help customers target specific applications, devices, addresses, protocols, packet sizes, or traffic flows for latency analysis.

Security and Compliance Use Cases

See how passive monitoring supports environments where regulatory or procedural requirements limit the use of artificial network traffic.

Real-Time Analysis

Learn how real-time statistics, latency histograms, packet capture, and graphical analysis help customers understand latency behavior across live traffic.

Why Passive Network Latency Monitoring Matters

Active probes can miss the latency that real application traffic experiences.

They can also add unwanted traffic, provide only periodic snapshots, and fail to show how security devices, packet sizes, protocols, or applications experience latency differently.

Aukua’s Latency Monitoring Analyzer measures one-way latency directly on live traffic, helping customers understand how network and security devices affect application performance without adding artificial packets.

Common Use Cases

• Measure latency through NGIPS and NGFW security devices
• Monitor SSL encryption and decryption impact
• Track application latency in regulated environments
• Analyze latency for financial trading traffic
• Target specific applications, devices, protocols, flows, or packet sizes
• Capture packets and review traffic behavior when latency issues appear