CA Application Delivery Analysis [EOL] Reviews

Name: CA Application Delivery Analysis [EOL]
Brand: Broadcom
Rating: 3 (4 reviews)

3.3 out of 5

4 reviews
20% willing to recommend

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What is CA Application Delivery Analysis [EOL]?

CA Application Delivery Analysis provides end-to-end response time monitoring at multiple component levels, giving Network Administrators the ability to quickly identify performance bottlenecks and to identify root cause in minutes as opposed to hours or days, resulting in up to 80% improvement in IT productivity and reduced Mean Time To Repair (MTTR).

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Henry-Steinhauer

Systems Engineer at LifePoint Health

Able to give you alerts on possible slow downs of applications even when the users are not complaining yet. Able to work with other products to assist with application traces. Hard to setup right, Hard to get the conversations right. Possible need to have lots of touch if…

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Mark Tukh

Principal Pre-sales Architect at a computer software company with 1,001-5,000 employees

The ability to analyze traffic is one of the solution's most valuable features The user interface needs improvement. The solution needs to add deep packet analysis to its list of features in an upcoming release. I've been using the solution for ten years. I'd rate the stability as seven out of…

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it_user674322

Consultant Engineer at a healthcare company with 10,001+ employees

If you get the concept of what the tool is doing, it helps tremendously. The complex portion comes in with spanning traffic to the multi-port collector. For Enterprise solutions, this product requires the use of a physical server that is called the multi-port collector. The purpose of this device is to capture the traffic and share it with the application for analysis. To keep the multi-port collector from being in the path of traffic, we have configured our Cisco switches to span, (send a copy), of the traffic to the multi-port collector based on VLANs. If you can get the spans working correctly to the multi-port collector, configuring the application is not too difficult.

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Valuable Features

"The most valuable feature is the fault management monitoring."
"The pricing is relatively low compared to other solutions in this area. I'd go so far as to say it's even significantly less than the competition."