RADCOM's R70 Probe

As enhanced applications converge onto IP networks and as service providers look to deploy Triple and Quadruple Play services, the ability to diagnose and troubleshoot network issues becomes even more critical and more complex. Fortunately, RADCOM’s
R70 provides what you could consider a “triple play packet sniffer.” The Linux
based, intrusive and non-intrusive R70 probes monitor and analyze network traffic. The R70 probes are a high-end, upgradeable component of RADCOM’s Omni-Q, a network and service monitoring, analysis and troubleshooting system for public IP, cable, and advanced cellular networks. R70 probes give operators total visibility into the session and application levels, with full seven-layer analysis. They provide operators with a comprehensive and correlated view of all IP based services, including VoIP and IPTV, complete with service integrity metrics from their subscriber’s perspective.
The R70 is the first probe in the market to process data at 10 Gbps. The R70
leverages the company’s existing, proprietary technology (the Gear Chip) to achieve its high level of performance that exceeds the processing limitations of most of not all other existing probes in the market. It is a unique monitoring and analysis tool that, in a single product, addresses the needs of ILECs, MSOs, and cellular operators. Service providers moving to an all-IP core network architecture will find that RADCOM’s R70 offers a comprehensive feature set to monitor and analyze their
networks. Because it gives operators complete visibility in the IP-based service
running over the network, it enables early stage fault detection, pre-emptive main
tenance and optimization. Additionally, when operators seek to introduce new
services to create new revenue streams, RADCOM’s R70 probe-based monitoring system reveals subscriber behavior providing valuable insight into the new service adoption process.