CHICAGO -- Globalcomm 2006 -- Auditing your service provider's monthly phone bill works wonders in preventing end users from making costly or inappropriate calls. What if you had that same level of detail when you examined the behavior of Internet-connected end users?

Allot Ltd. (Nasdaq: ALLT), a maker of deep packet inspection technology, this week at Globalcomm demonstrated a new traffic management appliance, the AC-2500, which could let service providers give IT departments exactly this sort of information.

The AC-2500 lets service providers inspect, identify, and analyze hundreds of applications and protocols, track subscriber behavior, and prioritize traffic, according to Allot.

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— Tim Wilson, Site Editor, Dark Reading