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Net Optics Confidential and Proprietary Director xStream Intelligent Access and Monitoring Architecture Solutions

Net Optics Confidential and Proprietary Gigabit Monitoring Access Challenge Provide efficient, line-speed, passive monitoring access to traffic on 10 Gigabit network links for 10 Gigabit and 1 Gigabit monitoring tools

Net Optics Confidential and Proprietary 33 Solution Requirements A 10 Gigabit monitoring infrastructure requires: Line-speed, passive traffic access Non-blocking architecture with zero risk of disrupting traffic or impacting network performance Low and predictable latency to support performance analysis Ability to apply a variety of 10 Gigabit and 1 Gigabit monitoring tools working from a centralized NOC

Net Optics Confidential and Proprietary 44 The Director xStream Solution RequirementDirector xStream Feature Line-speed, passive traffic access240 Gbps non-blocking throughput Zero risk of disrupting traffic or impacting network performance Passive deployment architecture – does not touch the network traffic Low and predictable latency to support performance analysis 600ns latency, 50ns jitter – lowest in the industry Ability to apply a variety of 10 Gigabit and 1 Gigabit monitoring tools working from a centralized NOC 24 SFP+ ports (10G / 1G) Switching, aggregation, and filtering Remote management

Net Optics Confidential and Proprietary 55 Cut-Through for Low, Predictable Latency 1. Traditional store-and-forward architecture – packet completely received before transmit begins 2. Cut-through architecture – packet starts transmitting after 128 bytes are received Packet Traditional switch Packet Director xStream Latency: 2us (64B packet) to 12us (9600B packet) Latency: 0.6us (64B packet) to 0.65us (9600B packet) 64 to 128 bytes 64 to 9600 bytes

Net Optics Confidential and Proprietary 66 Ultra-Low Latency Cut-Through Architecture Packet Size (bytes) Latency (microseconds Cut-Through Conventional Store-and-Forward

Net Optics Confidential and Proprietary 77 FeatureBenefit Aggregation, regeneration, mapping, port tagging, static load balancing Increase monitoring tool ROI by controlling which traffic each tool sees Layer 2-4 filtering plus User Definable Filter Optimize tool performance by sending tools only traffic of interest Ultra-low, predictable latencyIncrease network performance by ensuring that analysis tools see accurate timing Buffering for traffic burstsAbsorb traffic bursts without dropping packets SNMPv3, role-based access control, syslog, TACACS+, RADIUS Enterprise manageability Network intelligence with built-in statistics Optimize network performance, security, and compliance Concurrent Port DuplexingLower CAPEX price-per-port Director xStream Features and Benefits

Net Optics Confidential and Proprietary 88 Network Intelligence Built-in bandwidth utilization and traffic statistics reports provide visibility and immediate notifications about performance-related issues

Net Optics Confidential and Proprietary 99 Concurrent Port Duplexing Use simplex cables to double the ports Transmit and receive are completely independent 24 Network inputs 24 Tool outputs Simultaneously!

Net Optics Confidential and Proprietary 10 Deployment Using Fiber Tap HD8 Add 8 In-Line Taps in 1/2-High 1U with Fiber Tap HD8

Net Optics Confidential and Proprietary 11 Competitive Analysis FeatureCompetitionNet Optics Benefit Aggregation, regeneration, mapping, port tagging, static load balancing Yes Increase monitoring tool ROI by controlling which traffic each tool sees Layer 2-4 filtering plus User Definable Filter YesLimited (number of filters and filter combinations) Optimize tool performance by sending tools only traffic of interest Low latency / jitter (64 to 9600 byte packets) 600ns / 50ns times slower! Understand and increase network performance by ensuring that analysis tools see accurate timing Buffering for traffic burstsYesLimitedAbsorb traffic bursts without dropping packets SNMPv3, role-based access control, syslog, TACACS+, RADIUS Yes Enterprise manageability 100% traffic visibility with network intelligence Yes Optimize network performance, security, and compliance All ports can be network or monitor YesNoFlexible deployment Concurrent Port DuplexingYesNoEffectively doubles the port count Enterprise grade hardwareYesLimitedHigh reliability and network availability without interruptions

Net Optics Confidential and Proprietary 12 Part Numbers Director xStream -DIR-2400XDirector xStream 24 SFP+ Ports -DIR-2400X-DCDirector xStream 24 SFP+ Ports, -48VDC SFP+ Kits -SFP+KT-SR10G Fiber SR SFP+ Transceiver with cable -SFP+KT-50SR10G Fiber SR 50um SFP+Transceiver with cable -SFP+KT-LR10G Fiber LR SFP+Transceiver with cable -SFP+KT-ER10G Fiber ER SFP+Transceiver with cable SFP Kits -SFPKT-SXGigaBit Fiber SX SFP with cable -SFPKT-50SXGigaBit Fiber SX SFP with cable 50um -SFPKT-LXGigaBit Fiber LX SFP withcable -SFPKT-CU310/100/1000 Copper SFP with cable (operates at 1000 Mbps only in Director xStream)

Net Optics Confidential and Proprietary 13 What Makes Us Unique and Different

Net Optics Confidential and Proprietary Thank you! Net Optics, Inc Thank you!