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JDSU Triple Play Analyzer Software COMMUNICATIONS TEST & MEASUREMENT SOLUTIONS JDSU Triple Play Analyzer Software Key Benefits • Integrates with innovative JDSU PacketPortal™ — captures data from packet-analysis probes anywhere in the network • Saves time and money by quickly resolving diicult video, voice, and data network problems • Increases eiciency with one platform, one user interface, and all three services • Increases cost-efectiveness: more intuitive and deeper combined measurements reduce CapEx and OpEx costs • Combines full protocol analysis with end-user QoE for true visibility into network anomalies • Provides powerful signaling and media QoE analysis that can drill down to root causes Figure 1. The Triple Play Analyzer dashboard shows traic distributions and top-level performance for • A complete triple-play solution in one platform reduces voice, video, and data services training time Applications he JDSU Triple Play Analyzer (TPA) lets network professionals troubleshoot, monitor, analyze, maintain, and optimize real-time voice, data, and video services • In-depth IP video and Microsot® over next-generation converged Internet protocol (IP) networks. TPA now integrates Mediaroom™ analysis with the revolutionary new JDSU PacketPortal solution to redeine network • IP-converged voice, video, and data troubleshooting. PacketPortal removes obstacles to traditional probing and analysis services analysis systems by deploying SFPprobes throughout the network, providing on-demand • Manage performance and SLAs reach and visibility so providers can ensure the highest possible QoE/QoS. he combined solution lets providers save costs while enhancing customer service. • Network security and intrusion When analyzing a converged triple-play network, it is critical to deploy a single • Lawful intercept solution that can analyze the performance of IP video (IPTV), video on demand • Enable service and media quality (VoD), voice over IP (VoIP), and broadband data applications simultaneously to get assurance an accurate representation of the end user’s overall experience. QoE is not solely a function of network bandwidth, voice and video transport stream metrics, and/ or traic characteristics, but is rather a function of how all features and services interact with each other from the end user’s perspective. A PacketPortal-enabled SFProbe can replace virtually any Gigabit SFP to feed voice, video, and signaling packets to the TPA application for analysis. Supporting over 500 network protocols, the TPA application let providers isolate the root of problems quickly and easily. Now, providers can have the visibility they need to solve the most complex, costly, and diicult-to-ind network problems—all from a central location. WEBSITE: www.jdsu.com/test Triple-Play Analyzer Software 2 Overview he JDSU J6900A Triple Play Analyzer (TPA) is the most complete analysis and troubleshooting tool for network equipment manufacturers (NEMs) and com- munication service providers who develop, install, monitor, and troubleshoot voice, video, and data applications. Figure 2 illustrates where the solution connects within the network. Built on award-winning JDSU protocol analysis and network troubleshooting platforms, the TPA allows in-depth triple-play analysis and troubleshooting for all aspects of a converged service in real time. Coupled with powerful PacketPortal- enabled SFProbes, the TPA solution unleashes the power of extensive data analysis capabilities with real-time signaling and QoE measurements. he combined voice, video, and data analysis solution is ideal for: • R&D engineers • system test and integration labs • tier 2 and 3 ield technicians and engineers • equipment designers • deployment trials • operational monitoring • service veriication. PacketPortal Open software platform Delivers critical information at the right time to the right application Centralized Data Management Core IP Network or MSC Metro Network Access Network Premises Network 4 G/ LTE Mobile Remote 2 G, 3 G Device Oice Internet Cell Site Backhaul Network Service Application PSTN Analysis Analysis Home Analysis Data Center Triple Play Premises Network Video, Voice, Data Cell Site 4 G/ LTE Video Content 2 G, 3 G Server Server Enterprise Market/ Customer Security HFC Business Analytics Solutions Remote Remote Oice Oice Analysis Data Enterprise Center Intelligent Data Collectors Improve Customer’s Experience Deployed Throughout the Network Lower Operational Expenses Accelerate Revenue Figure 2. Connect virtually anywhere in the network to quickly isolate problems Triple-Play Analyzer Software 3 • Extensive test capabilities for powerful • Video MOS degradation utilizing an real-time monitoring, analysis, and adaptive neural network model based troubleshooting for next-generation on MPEG TS, packetized elementary IPv4 and IPv6 voice, video, and data stream (PES), and transport metrics networks • MPEG PES I, P, B frame performance • Complete triple-play solution in a analysis single platform eliminates having to • MPEG group of pictures (GOP) purchase additional test tools analysis • Extensive analysis features with drill • Microsot Mediaroom analysis down to connections and decodes for – instant channel change (ICC) sig- root-cause analysis naling and media burst transport • Triple-play dashboard service overview analysis • Passive QoE metrics and mean opinion – reliable UDP (RUDP) statistics and scores (MOS) for VoIP and MPEG hole fulillment analysis video – D-server command and control • Record and/or listen to live voice traic (DC&C) message and error statistics to ind non-IP-based impairments • Extensive and conigurable alarms, • Real-time playback of live IPTV events, and thresholds with user- multicast traic and/or video/TV on deined actions including: demand streams with audio – save the voice, video, and data • Comprehensive MPEG transport streams stream analysis: – send SNMP traps – ETSI TR 101 290 irst- and second- – launch a speciic program priority event analysis and measure- ments • Passive IPTV channel change and VoD command analysis – bandwidth utilization and bit rates – passive and active IGMP perfor- – program clock reference (PCR) jitter mance (IPv4) and accuracy – passive multicast listener discovery – individual packet identiier (PID) (MLD) analysis (IPv6) monitoring and analysis • Complete support for various protocol – program speciic information (PSI) stack and video encapsulation methods table reconstruction and analysis – MPEG-2 TS over UDP and/or RTP/ – RFC 4445 media delivery index UDP and/or RTSP/TCP and/or (MDI) metrics RTP/RTSP/TCP – real-time transport (RTP) stream – Internet Stream Media Alliance decodes (ISMA) over RTP/UDP and/or RTP/ – multiple program transport stream RTSP/TCP (MPTS) support • Automated support for major Layer 2 • Complete RTP stream analysis and Layer 3 tunneling protocols – jitter, packet loss, sequence, and – VLAN, MPLS, PPPoE delay measurements – GTP, GRE, and other Layer 3 ofsets – RFC 3357 loss pattern sample • Full protocol decodes across all seven metrics layers, including all major IPTV, – real-time control protocol (RTCP) MSTV, VoD, and VoIP protocols correlation and analysis • Extensive capture and display ilters – ITU G.107 E-Model/R-Factor scores Triple-Play Analyzer Software 4 Network Analysis and Troubleshooting Solutions he TPA is one of the key sotware applications among the JDSU network analysis and troubleshooting solutions that are built on the Distributed Network Analyzer (DNA) hardware platform and/or the 10 Gigabit/Gigabit Ethernet Interface card and now, JDSU PacketPortal SFProbes. he scalable DNA architecture provides the foundation for advanced protocol analysis, monitoring, and troubleshooting in ixed wireline and mobile networks. he DNA hardware platform brings greater power for collect- ing and analyzing real-time data over multiple technologies such as Ethernet, ATM, POS, frame relay, IPv4, IPv6, MPLS, VoIP, IPTV, GPRS, UMTS, HSPA, CDMA 2000, and LTE to name a few. he TPA runs on a Windows® PC as a client for any of the DNA hardware platforms and this architecture makes it an ideal solution for dispatched or distributed analysis. he TPA can also be used as a stand alone application using the NDIS adapter on a Windows PC. Coupling the hardware with the TPA and Network Analyzer sotware applications provides a powerful wireline solution for complete triple-play analysis, troubleshoot- ing, and monitoring. Similarly, the system can be used in conjunction with the JDSU Signaling Analyzer sotware to create an advanced mobile network test solution for both signaling and media quality analysis. Network Analyzer software Triple Play Analyzer software Signaling Analyzer software Distributed Network Analyzers and the 10 Gigabit/Gigabit Ethernet Interface card Figure 3. Combine the DNA hardware platform with Signaling Analyzer software for mobile network test- ing, with Network Analyzer software for ixed network testing, or with Triple Play Analyzer for voice, video, and data analysis over next-generation networks Triple-Play Analyzer Software 5 TPA Solution Components Part number Description Base software J6900A-001 Triple Play Analyzer base software J6900A-002 Triple Play Analyzer video QoE measurements Add-on licenses J6900A-003 Triple Play Analyzer voice QoE measurements J6900A-004 Triple Play Analyzer Mediaroom MSTV license J6801B Distributed Network Analyzer (DNA) J6803B Distributed Network Analyzer PRO (DNA PRO) Data acquisition platforms J6804A Distributed Network Analyzer HD (DNA HD) J6872A 10 Gigabit/Gigabit Ethernet Interface
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