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Wired and wireless networks are predominantly using packet techniques for transport of voice, video, fax, and data. Legacy protocols have converted to IP versions and new services like Internet of Things (IoT), Air Traffic Management, and IPTV have introduced new IP protocols. Concurrently, IP networks are achieving ever higher transmission rates, adding newer security features, encapsulating with powerful encryption, and enhancing quality using better codecs.
GL’s Packet Analyzers - All IP PacketScan™, PacketScanHD™, and NetSurveyorWEB™ are keeping pace with enhancements such as wire-speed capture and analysis, greater performance, wireless protocol support, enhanced Quality of Service (QoS) and Network Performance Metrics, and the addition of new and Enhanced Codecs.
GL's Network Monitoring and Diagnostic Systems are web-based applications that facilitate display of CDRs by connecting to TDM, Optical, or IP probes through a web server for monitoring physical layer, signaling and traffic. Currently supported protocols include SIP, VoIP (SIGTRAN, SIP, H.323), SS7, ISDN, GSM, TRAU, CAP MAP, IuCS, IuPS, LTE, and GSM A. These systems are based on a scalable and flexible architecture and used in conjunction with GL's Protocol Analyzer probes to non-intrusively monitor from one or many testing locations. GL's protocol analysis probes feed data to centralized database (Oracle) in real-time for further analysis. The NetSurveyorWeb™ client application then locally or remotely facilitates to view records from the database using a simple web browser application.
What you will learn :
- Live monitoring of All-IP traffic across IPv4 and IPv6 networks
- Monitor QoS parameters of every call
- Decoding of almost all the industry standard signaling protocols
- Various applications like testing of IP phones, Gateways, IP Routers, Switches and Proxies
- Detailed statistics and CDR analysis with graphical representation
Who should attend :
- Network engineers involved in scaling infrastructure
- Network quality monitoring and operational teams
- Service providers responsible for delivering high quality voice, video, and data services
- Technicians monitoring real-time health of wired and wireless networks |