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PacketStorm has a full family of emulators with a delay simulator features. Typical uses include WAN emulation and delay simulator products for enterprises, devices, and software applications. The family of network simulators and IP emulators ranges from the Tornado software to the 40 Gbps PacketStorm4XG. All of the hardware IP emulators and the PSCapture software have recording capabilities. PacketStorm's recording captures the characteristics which can be transferred and replayed in a PacketStorm hardware emulator. PSCapture software provides real time graphs and histograms with the network simulator and has delay simulator packet impairment features. The ability to deliver the high bandwidth simulator at an acceptable price and overcoming the imperfect world of IP networks; IP video applications have struggled with these two main challenges for high quality video experience. Relatively inexpensive DSL and cable modem services have helped to solve some of the issues, but typically the achieved bandwidth simulator is much lower than the published access data rate. New techniques lower the requirements needed for quality transmission and compression methods are two ways currently being developed to address the bandwidth simulator issue. In addition to high bandwidth simulation, high quality video must overcome the imperfect world of IP networks. There is another very important factor that must be designed for: The imperfect world of IP networks. Network impairments are expected in bandwidth simulation and IP communications. Network delays, dropped packets, traffic congestion, reordered packets, fragmented packets, and duplicated packets are all facts of life in IP communications and bandwidth simulation. Many higher level protocols such as TCP are designed with error correction mechanisms to ensure that data is moved nearly error free from point to point. TCP bandwidth simulation dictates that endpoints resend packets when errors. Packetstorm WAN simulation units have the capability to capture and save actual network impairment characteristics. The PacketStorm 'network capture' WAN simulation feature launches test packets to a remote site and measure the characteristics of that link. These real world impairments are then stored as an impairment set that can be reused in a lab environment. These captured impairments are implemented by impairing traffic on a packet by packet basis so that any real network impairments that may vary due to time or event, are captured and replayed through WAN simulation. In addition, the PacketStorm can capture and replay live data to provide generation and impairments while not connected to the production network through WAN simulation. PacketStorm Communications has a full family of IP network simulators, emulators and network recording devices. Typical uses include WAN emulation and network simulators for enterprises, devices, and software applications. The family of IP network simulators and emulators ranges from the Tornado software to the 40 Gbps PacketStorm4XG. All of the hardware IP emulators and the PSCapture software have network recording capabilities. Each IP emulator is designed for a particular application. The Tornado software emulator addresses low bandwidth and simple applications. The PacketStorm1800E emulator addresses multiple 10/100 Mbps port applications. The PacketStorm2600E, Hurricane, and Hurricane II are designed for gigabit and/or many 10/100 Mbps port applications. All of the hardware emulators and network simulators use the same graphic user interface. The WAN simulator recreates the dynamic behavior of the Internet such that any network model can be reproduced including those models that change with traffic or time. Features of the WAN simulator include: impairments, modifiers, data capture and generation, packet analyzer, network capture and replay, broadcasting, and bit pattern filtering. The Tornado software transforms a PC into a wide area network. More and more applications are becoming web based and prone to the effects of the WAN simulator. IT network professionals are able to perform pre-deployment testing for applications such as: ERP, storage, VoIP, video conferencing, ecommerce, datacenter consolidation, disaster recovery, and web services with this WAN simulator. The Tornado WAN emulation software transforms a PC into a wide area network. More and more applications are becoming web based and prone to the effects of the WAN emulation. With Tornado, IT network professionals are able to perform pre-deployment testing for applications such as: ERP, storage, VoIP, video conferencing, ecommerce, datacenter consolidation, disaster recovery, and web services. With this Tornado software you can recreate the dynamic behavior of the Internet such that any network model can be reproduced including those models that change with traffic or time with WAN emulation. The WAN emulator recreates the dynamic behavior of the Internet such that any network model can be reproduced including those models that change with traffic or time. Features of the WAN emulator include: impairments, modifiers, data capture and generation, packet analyzer, network capture and replay, broadcasting, and bit pattern filtering. Development engineers and QA personal can now have a controlled infrastructure to develop and test IP video signal recovery mechanisms, thus ensuring that their equipment will provide a positive WAN emulator experience for the end users. Try out our products that have the best performance, the most capability, and easiest to use. Request a free trial WAN emulator. Video over IP emulator applications have soared in popularity over the last five years. Companies have increased their IP emulator and video conferencing usage as a means to reduce travel expenses, speed up the lead time needed to hold critical meetings, and offer investors access to high level board meetings. Traditional phone service providers are rushing to provide video services as a way of locking in customers and increasing revenues. Cable TV operators have been steadily upgrading their analog systems to offer consumers enhanced digital services. All of these IP emulator applications focus on delivering digital video content over data services. IP emulator services are dominant. The PacketStorm IP network emulator reproduces the unfavorable conditions of IP and WANs in a controllable and repeatable lab setting. PacketStorm is the Industry leader of Layer 2 and Layer 3 WAN network emulator and simulatiors. PacketStorm Communications has a full family of IP network emulator and recording devices. Typical uses include WAN simulation for enterprises, devices, and software applications. The family of products ranges from the Tornado software to the 40 Gbps PacketStorm4XG. All of the hardware IP and the PSCapture software have recording capabilities. PacketStorm provides precise control and repeatability of the various conditions that will be encountered in WAN and LAN data communications network emulator. PacketStorm network simulation was founded in November 1998 by a group of engineers from the prestigious Bell Laboratories. PacketStorm network simulation develops, manufactures, and supports high end testing solutions for the Internet Protocol (IP) communications market. PacketStorm is the market leader for advanced IP Network simulation Emulators with dynamic and traffic conditioning emulation. PacketStorm sells test solutions through a global network of independent representatives and international distributors. The WAN emulator recreates the dynamic behavior of the Internet such that any model can be reproduced including those models that change with traffic or time. Features include: impairments, modifiers, data capture and generation, packet analyzer, network capture and replay, broadcasting, and bit pattern filtering network simulation. PacketStorm has a full family of network simulator, emulators and recording devices. Typical uses include WAN emulation and network simulator products for enterprises, devices, and software applications. The family of network simulator and IP emulators ranges from the Tornado software to the 40 Gbps PacketStorm4XG. All of the hardware IP emulators and the PSCapture software have recording capabilities. PacketStorm's recording captures the characteristics which can be transferred and replayed in a PacketStorm hardware emulator. PSCapture software provides real time graphs and histograms as the network simulator characteristics data is being captured. |