crossbeam presentation at spirent booth, interop 2012
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Gail Ferrerira, Product Marketing Manager at Crossbeam, Interop 2012 presentation at Spirent booth. Jointly Developed:Industry-Leading Network Security Methodology Rather than test for a single inflated number: - Jointly defined realistic test: - Enable 3G and 4G mobile operators to accurately test and predict expected network security performance Jointly executed: - Simulated mobile user behavior - Emulated mobile user traffic - Obtained comprehensive performance metrics Learn more about how we developed the test methodology for high performance firewalls: http://bit.ly/K49DV0 Download the case study here: http://bit.ly/LarfATTRANSCRIPT
Gail FerreiraCrossbeam
Guest Speaker
Presentation
Network Security for large enterprises, Service Providers & Government organizations, offering:
Performance/Scalability Reliability Multiple best-of-breed
applications on 1 platform
Gail FerreiraProduct Marketing
Rather than test for a single inflated number:
– Jointly defined realistic test:• Enable 3G and 4G mobile operators to accurately test
and predict expected network security performance
– Jointly executed:• Simulated mobile user behavior• Emulated mobile user traffic • Obtained comprehensive performance metrics
Jointly Developed:Industry-Leading Network Security Methodology
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2011
The Actual Test
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Users Simulated 12,646,275
Page Render Time 10-121ms
Layer 7 Transactions175,547,400
8 x Spirent Avalanche 3100B L4-7 Testers
• HTTP, DNS, SMTP, POP3 & OS/app updates• Emulated behaviors – page load times, wait
times, read times
Realistic Topology
• Single routing table
Crossbeam X80-S (9.6)
• Check Point Security Gateway R75.20• Firewall and optionally NAT and/or IPS
Impact of NAT and IPSFirewall Forwarding Performance by Test Run
Source: EANTC
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Validation of Real World PerformanceSimultaneous metrics to demonstrate the security, number of subscribers and QoE that an LTE carrier delivers with realistic packet sizes:
• Firewall plus negligible impact with NAT and IPS• 242,000 Stateful connections per second, plus
42,000 new DNS flows per second• 4,000,000 Concurrent tcp connections• 580,000 Objects per second• 106 Gbps Real world throughput• 42,000 Smartphones activated per second• Approximately 1,000,000 subscribers supported
2011
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“A new benchmark for high performance firewall testing”
-- Gabriel Brown, Sr. Analyst
Applying methodology to your business
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