Gigabit Ethernet bus monitor parser features 1000BASE-T IEEE 802.3 standard compatible Gigabit Ethernet interface over copper cabling and more.
Features
- Monitors a single 1000BaseT, IEEE 802.3 standard compatible, Gigabit Ethernet interface over copper cabling
- Coherently parses and classifies IPv4 packets up to 1,500 bytes and tags for up to 254 different flows and one catchall flow
- Supports flow identification on selected frame fields (8 × 16-bit fields) such as Ethernet MAC addresses, IP addresses, Layer 3 (UDP/TCP) fields, and Layer 4 application layer fields such as stream identifiers
Applications
- Monitoring, recording, diagnosis, and troubleshooting of Ethernet network traffic
- Detection of system failures and performance problems
The CON/KAD/002/CP is a 52-way Double-Density (DD) connector for use with all Acra KAM-500 KAD modules (except the KAD/TDC/002).
The KAD/ARR/101 is designed with two Ethernet network interfaces, which monitor network traffic on dually redundant A664P7 Ethernet links.
DAS Studio 3 software allows you to configure DAUs, network switches, recorders & ground stations in an integrated environment.
KAD/EBM/102 1 Channel Gigabit Ethernet Bus Monitor
The KAD/EBM/102 can operate on 10BASE-T, 100BASE-TX, and Gigabit Ethernet (1000BASE-T) links and parse Ethernet frames. This allows the data within the parsed Ethernet frames to be distributed to other KAM-500 modules. The KAD/EBM/102 can classify traffic using 8 x 16-bit frame fields such as MAC addresses, IP addresses, IP length, protocol type (UDP/TCP), UDP or TCP port numbers. Up to 254 unique flows can be identified, where a flow represents a stream of Ethernet frames from a specific source to a specific destination.
Flows are tagged with time stamps and packet count. The identification is based on the classification parameters with optional masking. All other traffic, excluding network management traffic such as ARP and ICMP-PING, is optionally discarded or else monitored via the catchall parser slot-ID 254. The KAD/EBM/102 replies to ARP requests and ICMP-PING requests. The KAD/EBM/102 can optionally operate in a promiscuous mode, which allows it to observe all traffic on the link, not only packets that are addressed to it.
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