OSI Network Emulator

MARBEN Network Emulator

Test and validation is a key point of OSI network solutions development, the MARBEN Network Emulator helps for:

checking the correct behavior of your own networking applications or networking systems;
reproducing and fixing interoperability issues;
Replaying and fixing network failures.

Available on Unix and Linux systems, the Network Emulator is based on the MARBEN OSIAM protocol suites as ES-IS, ISIS, TARP, CNLP and simulates complete and true protocol stacks on large network topologies. Connecting your equipment to the Network Emulator allows you to integrate it in a large topology avoiding usage of real and expensive equipment.
The Network Emulator provides the following features:

Hundred of nodes supported per simulator;
imulation of QoS characteristics related to the transmission of data (Transit Delay, PDU disordering);
Simulation of QoS characteristics related to error rates (Data loss and corruption, replication);
Link cut or system shutdown.

Its open architecture allows also OSIAM customers to validate their applications based on OSIAM protocol stacks.

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