TAPs
What is TAPs?
TAPs (Test Access Points) are hardware devices or software applications that provide a way to access and monitor network traffic without disrupting the flow of data. They create a copy of the network traffic, allowing analysis tools to observe and analyze data packets without impacting the network's performance. TAPs are commonly used for network security monitoring, performance analysis, intrusion detection, and troubleshooting.
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