Communication Machinery Corporation (CMC)
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Release Notes
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Warranty Card
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End User License Agreement
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Installation CD-ROM which includes this User's Guide, the
EmulationEngine Test Setup & Configuration Guide, and the Perl SDK.
If any of these items are not included in your shipping container, contact
CMC.
Feature List
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Supports IEEE 802.11a, 802.11b, and 802.11g
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Emulates up to 64 concurrent virtual stations (vSTAs)
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Interaction with virtual stations in real time
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Configuration and monitoring of virtual stations
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Internally inject load into a System Under Test (SUT)
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Externally forward load from third-party traffic generator into a System
Under Test
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For external mode, frames can be captured based on the source 802.3
MAC address (Layer 2) or the source IP address (Layer 3).
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Log and performance statistics data
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vSTA support: 802.11 Authentication, Association, De-authentication,
Disassociation
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ICMP Echo Request/Reply (Ping)
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WEP Encryption (Shared static key for authentication and data) per vSTA
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Persistent connection to the System Under Test
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DHCP Client: vSTAs can have IP addresses dynamically assigned from a
DHCP server on the network rather than a fixed, configured IP address.
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Command Line Interface (CLI) and Web-Based User Interface.
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Telnet and Serial Port access to the CLI
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Automatically configure and run multiple virtual stations via the CLI
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The Web-Based User Interface supports:
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Different types of graphs per time and virtual station
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Export of event log and statistics data
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Scenario scheduling to bring vSTAs online in a time appointed manner
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User defined virtual station groups based on end-user requirements
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Multiple types of reports
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The ability to save test scenario files in order to repeat a test
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Configuration and monitoring of virtual stations include: copy and
paste, printing, and add and delete virtual stations
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The ability to select a System Under Test
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The ability to set up groups and select individual virtual stations to run
through the 802.11 state machine
