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    OpenText Network Detection & Response Sensor

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    OpenText™ Network Detection & Response delivers Comprehensive Network Protection for cloud, enterprise, and hybrid networks. Instrument your network with OpenText™ Network Detection & Response Sensors everywhere you want visibility and protection.

    Overview

    OpenText™ Network Detection & Response's Comprehensive Network Protection for cloud, enterprise, and hybrid networks is founded on four tightly-integrated capabilities: Unparalleled Network Visibility; Full-Spectrum Threat Detection; True Threat Hunting; and Post-Detection Actions.

    A OpenText™ Network Detection & Response deployment is composed of one or more OpenText™ Network Detection & Response Sensors; a OpenText™ Network Detection & Response Central Management Console (CMC), and two or more OpenText™ Network Detection & Response CMC Data Nodes (DN).

    OpenText™ Network Detection & Response Sensors are directly deployed on the network and provide visibility, process real-time threat detection, and execute response post-detection actions in place right where they are deployed.

    Get Comprehensive Network Protection from OpenText™ Network Detection & Response. Free proof-of-value trials are available. Pricing is based on aggregate effective bandwidth monitored.

    Highlights

    • Unparalleled Network Visibility: OpenText™ Network Detection & Response lets you see everything that transpires on your network via high-fidelity metadata and SmartPCAP.
    • Full-Spectrum Threat Detection: OpenText™ Network Detection & Response optimizes detection and minimizes false positives by employing multiple threat detection engines concurrently.
    • True Threat Hunting: OpenText™ Network Detection & Response empowers you to thoroughly investigate detected threats and to hunt unknown threats that didn't generate an alert.

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    OpenText Network Detection & Response Sensor

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    This listing is free to license, so you pay no software charge for the Network Detection & Response Sensor. Pricing here reflects the AWS EC2 instance you run it on, billed hourly. You choose one instance type from families that vary by processor, memory, and storage. The t2, t3, and t3a families suit lighter workloads. The m3, m4, m5, m5a, m5d, and m5ad families balance compute and memory. The r5 family adds more memory. Larger sizes within each family cost more per hour. Metal options run on dedicated hardware. Your hourly rate scales with the instance size you pick.

    Top-of-mind questions for buyers

    You pay no software license fee for the sensor itself. Your charges come from the AWS EC2 instance you run it on, billed per hour. The rate depends on the instance type you select and how long it runs.
    Hourly charges apply only while your instance runs. A stopped instance stops accruing hourly compute charges. You may still pay underlying AWS storage fees for attached volumes. The sensor software carries no license charge in either state.
    The sensor inspects network traffic in real time, so heavier traffic needs more compute and memory. Lighter monitoring can use t2, t3, or t3a types. Higher-throughput or metadata-retention workloads suit larger m-family or memory-focused r5 types. Metal options run on dedicated hardware.
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    64-bit (x86) Amazon Machine Image (AMI)

    Amazon Machine Image (AMI)

    An AMI is a virtual image that provides the information required to launch an instance. Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) instances are virtual servers on which you can run your applications and workloads, offering varying combinations of CPU, memory, storage, and networking resources. You can launch as many instances from as many different AMIs as you need.

    Version release notes

    Please contact OpenText MySupport or your Sales representative for access to support portal and documentation.

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    Usage instructions

    A Sensor instance provides a service menu for basic system configuration. Use of the service menu is not required except to set the default system password. To access the Sensor instance's service menu via ssh: log in as the 'bricata-user' using the SSH key associated with the instance. i.e. run the command 'ssh -i my_aws_rsa_key bricata-user@instance_host_name'.

    Substitute the file your private SSH key is stored in for my_aws_rsa_key and the hostname of the instance for instance_host_name. You AWS instance does not ship with a default password, once logged in select "Change Password" to set your default password. This password will be required to manage the instance from the CMC

    You may use this menu to perform the following additional actions if needed. Manually configure the networking, reset and reboot the appliance.

    All other system configuration is managed via the CMC, further information can be found in the User Guide, Please contact OpenText MySupport or your Sales representative for access to support portal and further documentation.

    *The password set function in the blue menu appears to not function, however it does, this will be addressed in a future release.

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    Please contact OpenText MySupport or your Sales representative for access to support portal and documentation. https://mysupport.opentext.com/  E-Mail support available via support@opentext.com 

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