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The ORAN standards recommend using a network impairment emulator to help simulate real-world traffic to test interoperability and performance.
This video shows how quick and easy this can be done using Chimera. First we add 20 microseconds latency to Ethernet traffic between 2 devices using XenaManager.
We then repeat the test using Xena OpenAutomation (XOA), Xena’s open-source test automation platform. XOA features a Python API that makes it simple to integrate Chimera into any existing test automation framework.
5 min. 24 secs
This Chimera video covers:
1. Downloading & installing the Chimera software
2. Connecting to Xena’s live demo system
3. Configuring the Chimera & Loki test modules,
4. Creating traffic streams and mapping the streams to flows, and
5. Adding impairments to the individual flows.
You can try this yourself right now.
7 min. 54 secs
This video shows you how to add:
– Constant latency
– Step function
– Uniform jitter
– Gaussian jitter
8 min. 30 secs
Shows you how to use Chimera to limit the bandwidth of Ethernet packet flows passing through a device, using the policers and shapers of the impairment pipeline.
8 min. 31 secs
Shows how Chimera flow filters are used to map incoming packets to up to 8 different flows per port. Each flow can then be independently impaired.
11 min. 20 secs
This video shows how to test 112G SerDes Auto Negotiation & Link Training using XenaManager and then Xena OpenAutomation (XOA).
Our demo setup is a Xena Freya module in a Xena chassis connected via a ½ meter electric cable to another 112G SerDes Device Under Test.
5 min 38 secs
This video shows how Chimera can be used to add 20 microseconds latency to Ethernet traffic between 2 devices – first with XenaManager and then Xena OpenAutomation (XOA).
5 min. 24 secs