Qcheck Checking The Quality of Your Network

Tests the response time of traffic on IP networks.

Emulates real application flows across the network to test connectivity and performance.

Tests network throughput.

Tests whether a network can support multimedia traffic.

Tests a network link using the application flows generated by streaming multimedia applications.

Determines at what rate streaming traffic is received and how much packet loss occurs.

Tests the connectivity between your own computer and another computer.

Tests network performance between any two workstations on your network, regardless of their location.

Supports a variety of protocols and can test network performance using TCP, UDP, IPX, and SPX networks.

Shows a workstation’s physical memory, operating system levels and CPU utilization

Runs traceroute between any two workstations on your network, regardless of their locations.

Someone in accounting calls the Help Desk saying he can’t access the database server.

A Qcheck response time test determines if this is a network connectivity problem or not. Qcheck can also determine if this is a problem being experienced by one user, one department, or many employees.

I’ve got a lot of remote employees connected to my network by 56 Kbps dial-up modems. I wonder what kind of throughput they see…

A Qcheck throughput test indicates how quickly a computer can transmit data across any network. And, from your desk, you can drive Qcheck tests between any two computers on your network.

The reception from the company’s videoconferencing system is lousy.

A Qcheck streaming test evaluates the network’s ability to support multimedia traffic, letting you know the rate at which traffic is received and how many packets get lost along the way.

You’ve detected a slow connection between NY & San Francisco but you’re in Houston.  How do you isolate the problem?

A Qcheck on-demand traceroute initiates a traceroute test between any two workstations on our network, regardless of their location.