The CT919 is an excellent choice for a portable network emulator supporting speeds up to 2 Mbps (bi-directional). The CT919 has no moving parts and will fit into a small travel bag or briefcase for easy portability. It is also completely silent, so you can include it in your customer demos and presentations. No additional hardware or software is required, but it is suggested that you manage the system using the LANforge GUI on a separate machine. The CT919 can also be managed over a DB-9 serial console in text mode.
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Example Network Diagram
Quick Start Guide
- Connect Management ethernet port to Management network or management PC. If connecting directly to a PC, an ethernet cross-over cable should be used.
- Connect Client to eth0 and Server to eth1. The eth0 <-> eth1 interfaces will be bridged and this bridge will inject the network emulation.
- Connect power brick to standard US or European AC power source.
- Install the LANforge GUI on a separate management PC or Laptop. Windows and Linux GUIs are supported: Select the correct one from the CDROM or Candela Technologies Download page and install it.
- The CT919 should now boot. If DHCP is enabled on the Management network, the CT919 will automatically acquire an IP address. If DHCP is not available, the IP address will be set to 192.168.1.101 by the LANforge scripts.
- Start the LANforge GUI on the management PC and click the ‘Discover’ button. It should find the CT919 appliance and add the IP address to the drop-down box in the Connect widget. Press ‘Connect’ and you will be connected to the CT919.
- Select the WanLinks tab in the GUI. One of the pre-configured tests should already be running. You may double-click the row in the top section to modify the configuration. You can also view a real-time report of the test with the ‘Display’ button. Any modifications take place immediately after you click ‘Submit’.