VeEX RXT3900, User Manual

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13.2.2 Trace Route
Trace Route is a common method used to find the route to the destination IP address or URL.
Refer to
Trace Route
in the
RXT-1200
for more information on this feature including setup and results.
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13.2.3 ARP Wiz
ARP Wiz uses the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) to verify the status of each IP address in a user-selectable IP range. It is the
standard method for finding a host's hardware address when only its network layer address is known.
Refer to
ARP Wiz
in the
RXT-1200
for more information on this feature including setup and results.
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13.2.4 Ping
Ping is a popular computer network tool used to test whether a particular host is reachable across an IP network. A ping is performed
by sending an echo request or ICMP (Internet Control Message Protocol) to the echo response replies.
Refer to
Ping
in the
RXT-1200
for more information on this feature including setup and results.
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13.2.5 VoIP Testing
13.2.5.1 VoIP Check
The VoIP Check mode allows you to test the network readiness for VoIP without placing an active VoIP call. This mode allows for
service verification before SIP/H.323 infrastructure is in place or if credentials are not known.
This test focuses on packet transmission quality and metrics by sending traffic (ICMP Ping) mimicking a VoIP call. ICMP Ping payload
will be sent with a content, rate, and size similar to the selected codec.
VoIP Check Diagram
VoIP Check Setup
In the Setup tab, make the following configurations:
Mode:
Select VoIPCheck from the drop -down menu.
Profile:
Select from Delete, Save, Save as..., or Default.
Server:
Type in the destination server (the ICMP ping will be sent to this address). Make sure that the destination address is
representative of the VoIP calls. For example, use SIP Proxy address or destination SIP phone. Make sure that ICMP Ping
Requests are not blocked by the network.
RXT-3900 e-Manual D07-00-111P Rev A00