Deep Packet Inspection provides the ability to identify traffic flows and control the service of them.

Ensure the Security, Availability and Profitability of Your Network

Arbor's carrier-class solutions address the most critical issues for today's mobile networks visibility, availability, security, and the creation of differentiated services that increase revenue and profitability. By employing flow-based and deep packet inspection (DPI) technologies, Arbor solutions manage and protect the network.

Designed for broadband service optimization, the Arbor Ellacoya eSeries enables service providers to increase the ROI on their networks via advanced application and subscriber management. Consisting of a hardware platform and suite of Service Logic Software (SLS) applications, the eSeries allows providers to:

• Manage traffic at the subscriber and application level.

• Accurately plan capacity by understanding usage patterns.

• Manage bandwidth-intensive applications.

• Deliver customized service plans that reduce churn.

• Develop competitive yet profitable pricing models based on usage quotas.

Arbor Ellacoya e30

The Arbor Ellacoya e30 broadband service optimization platform provides cost-effective, carrier-class capabilities. This DPI system enables service providers to:

• Support up to 64,000 subscribers at 4 Gbps speed.

• Gain network visibility and control at the subscriber and application level.

• Identify subscribers, measure usage and enforce network policies.

• Achieve operational and revenue objectives for bandwidth management and new service plans.

Arbor Ellacoya e100

Featuring unmatched scale and intelligence in a broadband service optimization platform, the Arbor Ellacoya e100 delivers the highest levels of subscriber density, throughput, service flexibility and carrier-class reliability. This DPI system enables providers to:

• Support up to 500,000 subscribers at 20 Gbps speed.

• Manage traffic at the subscriber and application level.

• Gain the capacity and performance to optimize a massive number of services.

• Achieve operational and revenue objectives for bandwidth management and new service plans.