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====Tools: | ====Tools: | ||
The Stingray Service Gateway options to use: | The Stingray Service Gateway options to use: | ||
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Additional Modules: | Additional Modules: | ||
- | * For receiving, processing and storing NetFlow - [[en: | + | * For receiving, processing and storing NetFlow - [[en: |
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A large load also lies down on other operator equipment, so being under the load it can cause additional challenges: packet loss, increasing of response time, etc. Using the SSG shaping feature will prevent operator equipment from being under the critical load, beyound which the issues arise. Also the usage of SSG shaping feature allows operator to postpone its equipment upgrade to a later date. | A large load also lies down on other operator equipment, so being under the load it can cause additional challenges: packet loss, increasing of response time, etc. Using the SSG shaping feature will prevent operator equipment from being under the critical load, beyound which the issues arise. Also the usage of SSG shaping feature allows operator to postpone its equipment upgrade to a later date. | ||
- | If you want to save on the channel even more, then follow the description of the [[en: | + | If you want to save on the channel even more, then follow the description of the [[en: |