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From: ajf@doc.ic.ac.uk (Tony J Field)
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Subject: High Speed Protocol Analyser
Keywords: Protocol Network
Message-ID: <2678@gould.doc.ic.ac.uk>
Date: 3 Jan 91 14:09:05 GMT
Organization: Dept. of Computing, Imperial College, London, UK.
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Subject: High Speed Protocol Analyser
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Keywords: Network Protocol Protocol-analyser

TSH have just announced a new protocol analyser which solves a number of
problems related to the analysis of high-speed data lines.  The software runs 
on a 33MHz 80386 portable PC and drives a 256-colour super-VGA 9" CRT.
External VGA and EGA monitors with resolutions up to 1024x768 can also be 
driven, however.  

The analyser itself operates at speeds from 110 b/s to 4.5 Mb/s and interprets 
HDLC, X.25, SNA and DPNSS among other protocols.  A sophisticated windowing 
system allows the user to monitor real-time traffic whilst simultaneously 
browsing through buffer data.  The interfaces available include RS-232, X.21, 
V.35, V.36, G.703 co-ax at 2 Mbit/sec (the analyser monitors unframed at this
speed), and a G.704 timeslot extractor. 

For further details, email ajf@doc.ic.ac.uk.