Cisco Cisco Prime Unified Service Monitor 9.0 数据表
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Figure 4. Cisco Network Analysis Module
Table 1 lists the differences between the Cisco 1040 Sensor and the Cisco Network Analysis Module.
Table 1.
Differences Between Cisco 1040 Sensor and Cisco Network Analysis Module 4.0 and Later
Feature
Cisco 1040
Cisco Network Analysis Module
Function
Instrumentation for monitoring voice quality
Advanced instrumentation that combines application
monitoring (including voice), traffic analysis, and
troubleshooting
monitoring (including voice), traffic analysis, and
troubleshooting
Form factor
Appliance
Blade and appliance
Deployment
Wiring closet
Wiring closet, access, distribution, and campus edge
Scalability
100 Rapid Transport Protocol (RTP) streams per minute
100-4000 RTP streams per minute depending upon the
Cisco Network Analysis Module platform
Cisco Network Analysis Module platform
Reports
No built-in user interface
Built-in, real-time views and historical reports
Provisioning and
configuration
configuration
Access to Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) server to
get configuration file for Cisco Unified Service Monitor
registration and call-quality forwarding required
get configuration file for Cisco Unified Service Monitor
registration and call-quality forwarding required
Built-in user interface for configuration; supported by
CiscoWorks LAN Management Solution (LMS)
CiscoWorks LAN Management Solution (LMS)
Ports
Two ports: One for monitoring and one for management
Cisco Network Analysis Module blade does not use any
ports; Cisco Network Analysis Module Appliance has one
management port and multiple monitoring ports based on
the form factor
ports; Cisco Network Analysis Module Appliance has one
management port and multiple monitoring ports based on
the form factor