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Don’t take the risk of starting a live VoIP deployment without first conducting a network assessment.
NetAlly
Whether you are planning a new VoIP deployment or an expansion to an existing deployment, it is essential you have answers to the following:
- Are your LAN and WAN circuits capable of handling the increased traffic from the VoIP deployment?
- Do you need to implement Quality of Service (QoS) policies?
- What type of Mean Opinion Score (MOS) call quality can you expect?
- What is the major factor affecting voice call quality – delay, packet loss, jitter or Codec?
- How many concurrent VoIP calls can the network handle without impacting existing applications?
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>_Features
- VoIP network assessment and troubleshooting
- Locate network problems quickly
Maintain QoS on VoIP traffic
- True-traffic capability calculation for your network
- Review service levels by location and time of day
- Operate on standalone server or integrate with existing service monitors
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The NetAlly® Network Assessment and Troubleshooting package quickly and automatically determines the network readiness for VoIP and provides tools to identify and resolve service and readiness problems across the entire network.
As a network engineer responsible for VoIP deployment projects and network trouble¬shooting, NetAlly quickly identifies most of your network issues so that when VoIP deployment is started you are confident that you will not be faced with dissatisfied users complaining of poor call quality.
As a system integrator or VoIP equipment reseller responsible for evaluating whether the network is ready for the VoIP applica¬tion, use NetAlly to validate the network to avoid delayed deployments, cost overruns and dissatisfied customers.
Don’t take the risk of starting a live VoIP deployment without first conducting a network assessment.
>_NetAlly - flexibility of implementation
The deployment of NetAlly Traffic Agents is very flexible and supports multiple implementation scenarios. One method is to use a standard PC device operating as a dedicated appliance. Typically installed at network aggregation points, Traffic Agents are capable of performing extensive tests drawn selected from a diagnostic library of predefined and automated test procedures.
Depending on the configuration of NetAlly application modules running on the Test Center, the appropriate test groups will be installed and available for use by the system. Specific tests are associated with a collection of Traffic Agents and scheduled for execution using a simple point-and-click set-up procedure. By running specialized tests with customized attributes, in addition to analyzing primary parameters such as delay, loss, throughput and jitter, peer-to-peer and client server applications such as HTTP, Mail and FTP may be analyzed.
Troubleshooting tests can be configured with notifications or alerts that are dependent on the results of the test. The test results are displayed using an on-line graphical user interface or published in standardized reports. |
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