Key Features

●Serves as an independent iPerf server.

●Measures upload and download TCP/UDP throughput, packet loss, and jitter.

●Simplifies iPerf server set up and configuration.

●Provides a rugged iPerf server for use 24/7 locally or at remote sites.

●Provides simple network port tests (PoE, Link, DHCP, DNS, Gateway, and Internet) and sends results to Link-Live.com.

Overview

Simplify the process of validating network performance with the Test Accessory pocket-sized iPerf server. It eliminates the hassle of configuring an iPerf server making it easier to measure network throughput, even when you have limited access to the infrastructure. The Test Accessory helps simplify the process of measuring throughput by providing a plug-and-play solution that allows you to quickly validate performance on any part of the network. The Test Accessory can be powered via PoE or with AA batteries.

Test Performance

The Test Accessory is a pocket-sized iPerf server that allows you to measure throughput against any part of your network. It helps provide visibility into TCP or UDP throughput, packet loss, and even Jitter.

Plug & Play

The Test Accessory removes the hassle of having to configure your own iPerf server, just connect it to an ethernet port on any part of your network and its ready to go.

Portable & Rugged

The Test Accessory’s compact and rugged form factor allows you to take it anywhere. Just drop into your tool kit and pick it up whenever you need.

24/7 Availability

The Test Accessory was designed to work constantly, just plug into any ethernet port with PoE and forget about it (no running out of power!). Whenever you need to run a test the Test Accessory will wake up automatically, providing 24/7 availability.

Remote Testing

Sometimes validating performance against a remote site can be complicated. More if you don’t have a local resource to help out. Not any more! Just plug in a Test Accessory on any of your remote sites and leave it behind. Even if the remote sites are working on a different subnet you will be able to measure your throughput against them.