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GPRS Consultants: Network Monitoring and Analysis

Overview The GPRS Consultants are analysis tools that provide online and offline session analysis and QoS monitoring of GPRS networks. As part of RADCOM's Cellular Performer suite, the Consultants address issues on both the signaling and user planes, and are suitable for vendors developing and installing GPRS equipment and services, wireless operators testing and deploying GPRS networks, network integrators, QA and inter-networking labs. Focusing on key testing issues in GPRS networks, the GPRS Consultants support signaling verification, user data transmission problems, QoS, performance and network functioning, network utilization and efficiency.

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Publisher	RADCOM Equipment	File Format	PDF
Date Published	May 2004	Downloads	35
Format	White Papers
Topics	Mobile - Wireless Communications, GSM, Monitoring Systems

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