Ixia Optixia Ngy-Np8-01, 10 Gigabit Application Network Processor Load Module

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Ixia Optixia NGY-NP8-01, 10 Gigabit Application Network Processor Load Module

10 Gigabit Application Network Processor Load Module
8-Port LAN/WAN
SFP+ interface with 1GB RAM per port
Full L2/7 support; REQUIRES one or more SFP+ transceiver options

10GBASE-SR, SFP+10GBASE-LR, SFP+10GBASE-LRM, or SFP+10GSFP+Cu

Ixia’s NGY-NP family of load modules is the industry’s highest performing density application traffic generation solution. It offers complete layer 2-7 packet generation, and routing and application testing functionality in a single XM form factor load module.
NGY-NP combines the CPU processing and Ixia’s unique NP (network processor) architecture to create a scalable, high-performance application traffic generation platform, emulating up to 40 Gbps of data traffic. Each 10 GbE port uses multiple network processors, a powerful RISC processor running Linux, and a complete TCP/IP stack – all of which are optimized for layer 4-7 testing. Each test port also supports wire-speed layer 2-3 traffic generation and analysis, and high-performance routing/bridging protocol emulation in conjunction with true layer 4-7 application subscriber emulation and traffic generation.
NGY-NP is available in 2-port, 4-port and 8-port configurations offering a wider range of price points, interfaces densities, and performance capabilities. A single twelve slot XM12 chassis can generate up to 480 Gbps of stateful traffic in a single test system.

Extensive support for layer 4-7 protocols including DHCPv4, DHCPv6-PD, PPPoE, IPSec, , VLANs, 802.1q, and 802.1p.
True user emulation with multiple applications per subscriber.
Realistically simulates dynamic network interface setup and tear-down behavior linked with subscriber emulation.
Advanced network attachment support to test with any network topology.
Sets up 802.1x and EAPoUDP sessions and carries out authentication and access control.
Transmits high-performance multiplay traffic over authenticated sessions for performance benchmarking, while performing web-based HTTP session authentication and running HTTP performance scalability tests.
HTTP, SSL, FTP, peer-to-peer, RTSP, RTP, SMTP, POP3, IMAP, CIFS, Radius, SSH, Radius, Telnet, DNS, DHCP, LDAP, DDoS
vulnerability attacks and application replay for true replay of application flows.
VoIP, SIP, SCCP (Skinny), H.323, H.248, SIP, and MGCP.
IPTV, video on demand, streaming video, RTSP, RTP, IGMP, and MLD

This equipment is located in US