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January 2008
Each year eWeek tests thousands of IT products, and many don’t live up to their claims. “That makes the following 10 products—selected by eWEEK Labs analysts based on their tests—stand out all the more,” writes the magazine. Included in the Top 10 list … Fluke Networks’ OptiView Integrated Network Analyzer. As eWeek editor Cameron Sturdevant writes, the OptiView Integrated Network Analyzer “comes from a long line of durable, well-engineered network and data communications test and measurement tools. My tests of the product show that it provides good performance and a plethora of diagnostics.”
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May 2006
Xchange Online discusses how Big Pipe, a Canadian telecom provider, uses Fluke Networks’ OptiView Integrated Network Analyzer to test fiber and trim the cost of service calls “Regardless of the source of the issue …we always went to the site to find out what was wrong,” says Mike Hall, senior director of operations at Big Pipe. By using OptiView to check the customer’s network first, the company was able to cut repair time from eight hours to 20 minutes.
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January 2006
Network Computing looked at 13 different wireless network analysis tools in four key categories: spectrum analyzers, wireless protocol analyzers, site survey analyzers, and wireless performance and security analyzers.Fluke Networks' OptiView Integrated Network Analyzer and EtherScope Network Assistant showed their strengths in the wireless performance and security analyzer category, and they were recognized as solid solutions for "front-line technicians who need to troubleshoot wireless networks; as an added bonus, they also contains solid capabilities for wired networks."
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