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Ethernet traffic generation & analysis solutions

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Valkyrie

Valkyrie is a stateless Ethernet traffic generation and analysis platform that supports all types of performance, QoS, conformance and functional testing at all speeds up to 400GE.

Vulcan

Vulcan generates stateful Ethernet traffic to analyze how devices such as firewalls, NICs, packet brokers, NAT routers, bandwidth shapers perform in a wide range of real-world scenarios.

Vantage

Vantage is a stable and robust Ethernet production line solution with a very simple UI for testing switches, NICs, routers, GPON devices, cable modems, transceivers, cables and so on.

Safire

Safire makes it easy to test the performance of enterprise firewalls – with features like antivirus, app-control, IPS and SSL decryption – and document the results in “read-at-a-glance” PDFs.

Chimera

Chimera is a cost-effective solution for emulating different forms of impairment (e.g. latency and jitter, bandwidth control and shaping) between DUTs in the lab – at rates from 10GE to 100GE.

Industries & Solutions

Valkyrie

Vulcan

Vantage

Safire

Chimera

INDUSTRY SEGMENTS

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

1-100G Ethernet (NRZ)

50-400G Ethernet (PAM4)

Stateful Traffic Analysis

Time Sensitive Networking (TSN)

DEVICES UNDER TEST

TYPES OF TESTING

Software Application Testing

CASE STORY

SWITCHING TO XENA

A Chinese switch manufacturer urgently needed a traffic generation and analysis solution to test the stability and performance of different switches in an EMC test environment. The challenge, however, was that their Devices Under Test (DUTs) were located in different labs in different buildings, and on different floors.

GPON TESTING AT 100GE

The R&D department of a major NEM in China was developing new GPON ONU access solutions for transportation. To validate the performance of the new products, they needed to generate stateless Ethernet traffic at 100GE, as well as 25GE and 50GE. Two key requirements were that the test equipment should be portable and provide two 100GE ports.