The Keysight J2296D E1Interface Module operates with the Keysight Advisor ATM/WAN. This interface supports full or fractional E1 on both ATM and WAN. It is highly specialized for ATM and Frame Relay Testing. It also handles technologies as ATM DXI, X.25, HDLC, SDLC, Async PPP and PPP. This interface provides fully integrated monitoring and simulation solutions.
The J2296D has 4 BNC 75 ohms connectors, and a RJ-11 connector for a handset connection.
For ATM, some of the major benefits of these interfaces are:
Capture and decoding for ATM, AAL-1, AAL-2, AAL-3/4, AAL-5 plus signaling and several hundred higher layer protocols
O.191 based ATM layer QoS measurements
Traffic contract conformance analysis (policing)
UNI signaling emulation for SVC set-up verification
Capture filtering includes filtering based on encapsulated IP addresses
Sophisticated display filtering and search capability on captured data
Statistics and logging of statistics to disc
Physical layer impairment statistics
For Frame Relay, some of the major benefits of this interface are:
Service Level Agreement testing
Helps to establish SLA Metricso Ensures established QoS (SLA) levels
Helps to understand price/performance tradeoffs
Audits Serviceo Service Provisioning
End-to-End or Round Trip SLA measurements
CIR Measurements
End Users and Service Providers can verify the appropriate traffic contracts in the networks allowing the best price/performance configuration of the network.
Frame Relay LMI Expert
Not all users are experts in Frame Relay. This application detects network problems automatically giving a comprehensible analysis of the network conditions.
Ping Measurement
Also a companion measurement for SLA testing
DLCI Statistics
Analysis of all of the Frame Relay virtual connections. This new application supports the 1024 possible DLCIs in a Frame Relay Link. This allows the verification of network conditions of individual users in the Frame Relay link.
UNI and NNI emulation
User UNI
Network UNI
Bi-Directional NNI
Supported Stand Alone LMI Emulation
With Enhanced PING
With SLA
With Simulation Scripts
With Traffic Generation
LAN Protocol Distribution over Frame Relay; Real time
