The FB530 is a communication analyzer from Acterna. A communication analyzer is a superior type of electronic test equipment for physical layer, circuit, and new technology testing. Anyone in the business of testing data networks can use a communication analyzer for the measurement and monitoring of equipment.
Additional Features:
Single-Port WAN Analyzer Module for the Fireberd 500
ISDN BRI and PRI decode and emulation
Analyze TR-303, SS7, CDPD, and V5.x signaling protocols
Cost-effective 4 Mbit/s dual-port WAN analysis
Generate traffic on the WAN or on a specific LAN segment to simulate live traffic conditions
Gather statistics on Ethernet, Token Ring, and FDDI LANs
Remote LAN and ATM analysis via SNMP and RMON
BERT capabilities: G.821 results, switched 56K emulation and monitoring, loop codes, DDS stress patterns, DCE or DTE emulation, full-duplex drop & insert, and more
The FIREBERD 500 is a Windows®-based PC; programmable, customizable, and modular
Service providers and end users around the world rely on the TTC® FIREBERD® 500 Internetwork Analyzer as the premier tool for fast packet analysis and troubleshooting. Powerful and endlessly adaptable, the FIREBERD 500 is an all-in-one expert LAN/WAN analyzer that evolves with your network.
The FIREBERD 500 is designed for field service, with a versatile feature set and rugged packaging — you can carry one instrument into the field to test your entire internetwork. Now with advanced ATM, ISDN, expert frame relay, network signaling, and Sniffer® Network Analyzer capabilities, the FIREBERD 500 offers the most extensive provisioning and troubleshooting analysis capabilities of any portable LAN/WAN analyzer in the market today.
The FIREBERD 500 is an all-in-one, integrated internetwork analyzer that performs monitoring and emulation for a wide range of technologies and interfaces — from async to SONET/SDH speeds. The instrument easily handles full bandwidth T1 and FT1 testing, 2M and Nx64 testing, high-speed WAN analysis, and simultaneous LAN/WAN, encapsulated LAN, and BERT analysis.
The FB530 is a communication analyzer from Acterna. A communication analyzer is a superior type of electronic test equipment for physical layer, circuit, and new technology testing. Anyone in the business of testing data networks can use a communication analyzer for the measurement and monitoring of equipment.
Additional Features:
- Single-Port WAN Analyzer Module for the Fireberd 500
- ISDN BRI and PRI decode and emulation
- Analyze TR-303, SS7, CDPD, and V5.x signaling protocols
- Cost-effective 4 Mbit/s dual-port WAN analysis
- Generate traffic on the WAN or on a specific LAN segment to simulate live traffic conditions
- Gather statistics on Ethernet, Token Ring, and FDDI LANs
- Remote LAN and ATM analysis via SNMP and RMON
- BERT capabilities: G.821 results, switched 56K emulation and monitoring, loop codes, DDS stress patterns, DCE or DTE emulation, full-duplex drop & insert, and more
- The FIREBERD 500 is a Windows®-based PC; programmable, customizable, and modular
Service providers and end users around the world rely on the TTC® FIREBERD® 500 Internetwork Analyzer as the premier tool for fast packet analysis and troubleshooting. Powerful and endlessly adaptable, the FIREBERD 500 is an all-in-one expert LAN/WAN analyzer that evolves with your network.
The FIREBERD 500 is designed for field service, with a versatile feature set and rugged packaging — you can carry one instrument into the field to test your entire internetwork. Now with advanced ATM, ISDN, expert frame relay, network signaling, and Sniffer® Network Analyzer capabilities, the FIREBERD 500 offers the most extensive provisioning and troubleshooting analysis capabilities of any portable LAN/WAN analyzer in the market today.
The FIREBERD 500 is an all-in-one, integrated internetwork analyzer that performs monitoring and emulation for a wide range of technologies and interfaces — from async to SONET/SDH speeds. The instrument easily handles full bandwidth T1 and FT1 testing, 2M and Nx64 testing, high-speed WAN analysis, and simultaneous LAN/WAN, encapsulated LAN, and BERT analysis.
