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Macom Technology Solutions Holdings Inc.
MACOM’s family of VoIP processing devices, in concert with carrier-grade media stream processing software, delivers a complete, integrated VoIP media, data and fax, signaling and control processing solution. Combined with dual-core ARMs, powerful DSP cores, dual Gigabit Ethernet with flexible packet processing engine and a rich set of interfaces, the processors support 8 to 160 channels of packet-TDM and packet-packet operations, with an integrated host controller supporting control, signaling and other application specific functions. Major applications include next-generation network (NGN) POTS/ISDN line cards focused on class 5 replacement, xPON MDUs, IP-DSLAMS, MSAN, and IP-PBX, and Unified Communications.
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VQuad™ -
GL Communications Inc.
Testing on the extreme end-point of a VoIP softphone network has become a priority for many service providers. This method of testing represents what an end user is actually experiencing. Voice quality testing within VoIP networks is growing; a major concern is testing VoIP softphones that will be used with VoIP networks. GL’s VQuad™ with VoIP option along with Voice Quality Testing (VQT PESQ) software provides the ability to perform manual or automated Wideband audio tests using HD codecs on the VoIP network.
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Patton Electronics Co.
Is a multi-functional networking device (Integrated Access Device or multiservice access gateway) that provides a WAN-access interface in addition to IP routing and a voice gateway services (see What is a VoIP Gateway?). Installed on the customer premise, the VoIP IAD is classified as customer-premise equipment (CPE). While there is some debate on the topic, a VoIP IAD is generally considered to be more efficient and cost-effective than a multi-unit CPE solution for most business-class IP-telephony applications
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Patton Electronics Co.
A VoIP adapter is a protocol converter (bridge) between analog phones and the digital (IP) network that carries voice calls.
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Patton Electronics Co.
Voice-over-Internet-Protocol is a packet-based technology for transmitting digitized voice over an Ethernet/IP network. Because many businesses deliver the packetized voice traffic across the Internet to lower the phone bill, VoIP is sometimes called Internet Telephony. VoIP technology, or packet-based voice, underlies such recent developments as unified communication (UC). Related terms include network transformation--referring to carriers that migrate to All-IP network service delivery--as well as real-time communication, since voice transmission is especially sensitive to network issues as delay and jitter (variance in delay).
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Patton Electronics Co.
Is a hybrid networking device installed on the customer premise that provides advanced IP routing services combined with standard voice media gateway functions (see What is a VoIP Gateway?). Among the chief advantages is the ability to manage intra-company dialing plans, including PSTN breakout for long-distance toll bypass between branch offices. Additional IP routing features may also be provided, including access control list (ACL) and payload encryption using such networking protocols as VoIP-VPN IPsec or TLS/SRTP.
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Nextragen GmbH
Nextragen Solutions has developed a measurement method that analyzes the entire End2End network infrastructure across all data streams. Quality assurance begins with us even before a VoIP telephone system is put into operation.
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SolarWinds
VoIP monitoring software designed for deep critical call QoS metrics and WAN performance insights
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SIP Tester™ -
StarTrinity.com
StarTrinity SIP tester™ is a VoIP load testing tool which enables you to test and monitor VoIP network, SIP software or hardware. It is able to simulate and passively monitor thousands of simultaneous incoming and outgoing SIP calls with RTP media, analyze call quality and build real time reports.
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NetVoice® -
Niksun
NIKSUN NetVoice® is the essential tool to monitor and maintain optimal network operation of your VoIP infrastructure. The NIKSUN solution monitors the network and alerts the administrator when abnormal network behavior or deterioration occurs, providing essential management and trending reports (periodic or on-demand) to plan for future network needs.
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GL Communications Inc.
GL offers high density Ethernet/IP tester variant which includes mTOP™ 1U/2U rack mount enclosures within which PacketExpert™ portable USB units are stacked to provide high density GigE ports form factor solution for testing GigE switches, routers and network conditions.
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925VST -
Sage Instruments
THE 925VST is a powerful handheld voice over packet (VoP)service qualification tool for field deployment and troubleshootingpersonnel who need a rapid and reliable installation tool.
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QuickTest 500 -
Vonaq Ltd
*Rapid Testing. The QuickTest 500 ADSL2+ Tester's automatic Service Verification Test Suite starts as soon as you switch on (results are typically obtained in less than 3 minutes)*Simple to use. Virtually no product training required with QuickTest 500 ADSL Tester*Configurable Pass / Fail Indicators on the LCD display and clearly presented in multi-colour LEDs on the front panel*No need to get a laptop out*Save and name up to 16 test results at any one time*Line Voltage LED indicates poor, missing or excessive Line Voltage*ADSL/2/2+ Test LEDs to indicate if ADSL Showtime achieved*In Service LED indicates problems with PPP or IP layer*LEDs to indicate problems with the Trained Line Rate, poor Noise Margin or excessive Line Attenuation
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µNET -
NET Research Corp.
The μNET is a palm size probe for testing and monitoring Triple-Play services (IPTV, VoIP, Internet) at the customer set top box or the last mile concentrator (ie.GPON mux). Multiple μNET probes can be used throughout the IPTV network on a temporary or permanent basis. Test results are sent to the external FTP server. All tests are performed in a cycle set up by the user.
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StarTrinity.com
The Multiprotocol Network Tester is a freeware, open source tool which enables you to measure quality of your IP network. It can also be used to generate UDP flood or to simulate UDP DoS attack. SIP call is usually established using a SIP session with a bidirectional RTP stream. SIP and RTP protocols are based on UDP transport protocol. UDP uses a simple transmission model without implicit reliability, ordering and data integrity. Each single UDP packet is transferred independently. The quality of a SIP call depends on delays and loss of IP packets in a network. Long delays lead to large RTP jitter and bad sound quality of a SIP call.
