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LANforge - can be purchase as software or can be delivered as an appliance.

LANforge Appliances come in many configurations suitable for those who require portable units for field work or rack mounted devices for test labs.

Our small appliance is suitable for field work or the lab has no moving parts. The appliance is perfect for LANforge-ICE WAN emulations up to 45Mbps, and 2 ports of traffic generation at up to 70Mbps (full duplex). The system supports other features such as VOIP as well.

It's dimensions are 6 x 9 x 1.5 inches, and it weighs 3 pounds. The system includes a 1Ghz VIA CPU, 256MB RAM, 512MB Compact Flash disk for the hard-drive, and 4 10/100 ethernet interfaces. The system is powered off of an external DC power supply brick (included).

The unit has a serial console for initial configuration, and users install the LANforge-GUI on their own laptop or desktop to manage the LANforge system. It is possible to manage the system over the serial console using the Command Line Interface if required. The operating system is based on Fedora Core Linux for easy configuration.

Our medium appliance is suitable for field work or the lab. The appliance is perfect for LANforge-ICE WAN emulations over 45Mbps to 155Mbps. With 1 Gigabit ethernet physical port. Up to 250 virtual interfaces are supported by this system providing up to 150Mbps total.

Using MAC-VLANs and LANforge's VoIP Call generation support, this system can emulate up to 50 unique machines/phones and make up to 50 simultaneous VoIP calls, including SIP messaging, RTP, and RTCP. Each LANforge endpoint can call another LANforge endpoint or a third-party SIP phone such as the Cisco 7960 or Grandstream Budgetone-100. Third-party SIP phones can also call LANforge endpoints. Support for other LANforge-FIRE features such as UDP, TCP and HTTP traffic geneneration are supported as well.

With 512MB of RAM and a 3.0Ghz Pentium-4 processor. It can support at least one additional network card. The LF1016 has Keyboard, Mouse, and Monitor ports, as well as a 10/100 ethernet network interface used for management of the unit.

 

Our rack mount appliance are suitable for generating Gigabit line speeds (full duplex) with LANforge-Armageddon on at least 2 interfaces.

The maximum aggregate traffic flow through the Device Under Test will be about 2Gbps for common protocols, and can be higher when using the Armageddon UDP traffic generator feature.

The rack mount appliance has Keyboard, Mouse, and Monitor ports, as well as a 10/100 ethernet network interface used for management of the unit. The rack mount appliances can be scaled as needed.