How Hawkeye Works

Hawkeye is easy to setup and use. It begins with deploying the Hawkeye server - options include on premises, private cloud or public cloud. The server is available as a virtual appliance.

It has an easy to use web-interface, through which users login in to configure their endpoints, their monitoring profiles, and get access to analytics on real-time dashboards. Access to the server can be role-based, with differing authorization levels.

With Hawkeye's ability to manage hundreds of endpoints anywhere in the world, you have the flexibility to proactively monitor every aspect of your network. Determine what types of endpoints you need and how to strategically deploy them at various locations:

• Customer premises
• Remote sites and head offices
• Network aggregation points (PEs)
• Core network, MPLS routers
• Data centers
• Cloud services geo-locations (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud etc.)
• Virtual machines and servers

Leverage Hawkeye's software, hardware, and virtual endpoints. Connect through wireline, Wi-Fi, or cellular.

Once endpoints are setup, proactive monitoring profiles can be configured. Synthetic traffic is insert into live networks based on these profiles to keep a pulse on what is happening in the network and what users are experiencing.

Inject real traffic into the network continuously based on schedules, between nodes or in a mesh:

• Conduct distributed tests with on-premises or off-premises (i.e., cloud servers)
• Verify fixes put in place in your network in real-time with Pass/Fail
• Find network or application faults quicker with interval testing throughout the day, the week, the month
• Track services and network trends proactively based on time-of-day, day-of-week of services

Get instant visibility of your network performance gaps via notifications, dashboards, and maps. See real-time, instant results as well as historical results to track problems and performance. Hawkeye provides

• Automated alerts so you can quickly resolve any issues
• Product views, so you can quickly identify pain points
• Access from anywhere, so you always have visibility
• Detailed drill downs by location, call/transaction, or specific metric type