Aviz Networks Blogs

  We are excited to announce the launch of the  AI Assistant  feature in ONES 3.1, marking a major step forward in simplifying and enhancing network management. This new feature provides users with an intelligent conversational interface to interact with network health and inventory data. The AI Assistant can respond to a wide range of queries, streamlining the management process and offering critical insights instantly. The AI Assistant runs on-premises and functions efficiently on a CPU, without requiring a GPU or any tokens to process user queries. AI Assistant Capabilities and Features The  AI Assistant  is designed to handle technical queries related to network health and inventory management. Below are its core capabilities: Network Health Insights:  The AI Assistant can instantly provide you with information on network performance, including device status, uptime, and any potential anomalies. Inventory Management:  Whether you need to check on d...

  The latest release of Open Networking Enterprise Suite (ONES) marks a significant milestone in network observability, introducing comprehensive telemetry support for Spectrum-X switches. This update extends the robust monitoring capabilities of ONES to Cumulus Linux, providing deep visibility into network performance, health, and traffic patterns.In today’s rapidly evolving networking landscape, achieving end-to-end visibility is paramount for maintaining optimal network performance and swiftly addressing potential issues. With ONES, Aviz Networks ensures that organizations leveraging Cumulus Linux 5.9, 5.10, and 5.11 can achieve end-to-end network visibility, enabling efficient troubleshooting, enhanced security, and performance optimization. Why End-to-End Visibility Matters for Cumulus Networks End-to-end visibility refers to the comprehensive monitoring and analysis of data as it traverses the entire network infrastructure. This holistic perspective is essential for: Proactiv...

  Overview GPRS Tunneling Protocol (GTP) is a vital protocol in mobile networks, enabling the encapsulation and transport of user and signaling data across network domains. Traditionally, GTP packets contain a standard header that carries essential control or user-plane information. However, modern network demands have led to the introduction of  GTP Extension Headers , which provide additional metadata for advanced use cases.To address these evolving requirements in DC and Monitoring fabric networks,  GTP with Extension Header Support  parsing and filtering has been introduced in Aviz OPBNOS Product. This feature ensures seamless processing of GTP packets containing extension headers, allowing enhanced packet filtering and forwarding capabilities. Supported GTP Extension Headers GTP Extension: PDU Session Container for 5G With the introduction of 5G Standalone (SA), mobile networks rely on PDU (Protocol Data Unit) sessions to manage data flows. The 0x85 extension he...