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Chapter 7

ITO – Internetwork Throughput Option

Introduction

The Internetwork Throughput Option (ITO) is a Fluke OneTouch™ Series II Network Assistant software option that is used to test enterprise-wide throughput or to evaluate line capacity. ITO’s counterpart, xDSL, verifies the operation of digital subscriber lines.

ITO/xDSL consists of two components:

Throughput Test – double ended test of network bandwidth which requires two OneTouch Series II Network Assistants.

Traffic Generator - tests traffic load capacity.

Table 7-1. ITO and xDSL Terminology

ITO and xDSL throughput tests are identical in theory of operation and will be described in tandem in this chapter. The two options have different Fluke OneTouch hardware revision and software version requirements and use different terminology to reference their technology. Table 7-1 shows common terminology for ITO with its xDSL equivalent.

ITO Term

Local Unit

Remote Unit

xDSL Equivalent

ATU-R Unit

Subscriber-end Unit

ATU-C Unit

Central Office Unit

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Contents

Network Assistant OneTouch SeriesUsers Manual LIMITED WARRANTY & LIMITATION OF LIABILITY Table of Contents ChapterTitle Autotest and Central SetupOneTouch Series Users ManualNetwork Health Cable TestsContents continued OneTouch Series Users ManualITO - Internetwork Throughput Option AppendicesList of Tables TitlePage OneTouch Series Users ManualList of Figures TitlePage viii OneTouch SeriesUsers Manual Contents continued Local Unit Configuration Display for Throughput TestITO Local Unit and Possible Remote Unit Locations OneTouch Series Users ManualIntroduction ChapterIntroducing the OneTouch Series II Network Assistant XCautionSoftware Version Supplied EquipmentOptional Equipment OneTouch SeriesPlacing Orders and Getting Assistance IntroductionIntroducing the OneTouch Series II Network Assistant Extra OneTouch Series II Network Assistant Getting Started ManualAutotest and Central Setup IntroductionChapter Device Discovery Process Identifying RoutersOneTouch Series Figure 2-1. AutoTest DisplayDevice Icons Autotest and Central SetupIntroduction OneTouch Series Users ManualIcon MeaningAutotest and Central Setup IntroductionIcon Meaning Table 2-1. Device Icons Cont OperationFigure 2-4. NetBIOS Information OneTouch SeriesUsers Manual Figure 2-2. Station FilterAutotest and Central Setup IntroductionFigure 2-5. Novell Server Figure 2-6. Station DetailStation Detail Display OneTouch SeriesUsers Manual Viewing Multiple Protocols on Station Detail Displays NetWare Devices ListAutotest and Central Setup Introduction2-10 OneTouch SeriesUsers Manual Figure 2-9. NetWare File Server ListNetWare Print Server List TCP/IP Devices Display2-11 Autotest and Central Setup2-12 OneTouch SeriesFigure 2-11. TCP/IP Devices Display ace204s.bmp2-13 Autotest and Central SetupNetWare Print Server List Icon2-14 OneTouch SeriesUsers Manual IconSorting 2-15Autotest and Central Setup NetWare Print Server ListAddress Entry Keypad 2-16OneTouch Series Users ManualCentral Setup IP Config2-17 Autotest and Central Setup2-18 Figure 2-16. IP Address ConfigurationManually Entering Addresses OneTouch SeriesUsing DHCP to Get an IP Source Address 2-19Autotest and Central Setup NetWare Print Server List2-20 OneTouch SeriesUsers Manual Figure 2-18. DHCP DisplaySNMP 2-21Autotest and Central Setup Figure 2-19. Security Setup2-22 OneTouch SeriesUsers Manual Figure 2-20. SNMP2-23 Autotest and Central SetupNetWare Print Server List Figure 2-21. Community String Editor2-24 OneTouch SeriesUsers Manual Network Health ChapterIntroduction Figure 3-1. Network HealthOneTouch Series Users ManualFigure 3-2. Top Senders Display ace303s.bmpNetwork Health IntroductionFigure 3-3. Station Detail Figure 3-4. Network Health Test Meter IconOneTouch Series Users ManualTable 3-1. Network Health Meters IconNetwork Health IntroductionIcon Table 3-1. Network Health Test Icons Cont OperationOneTouch Series Users ManualTable 3-1. Network Health Test Icons Cont IconInterpreting Error Results CollisionsLate Collisions Short FramesTracking Addresses Local vs. Remote StationsOneTouch Series Users ManualNetwork Health Introduction3-10 OneTouch SeriesCable Tests ChapterIntroduction Figure 4-1. Cable TestsWiremap Cable Cable AutotestSplit Pairs Cable Length ResultsFigure 4-2. Wiremap Results Cable TestsIntroduction Toner Identifying CablesDefine Cable Basic Cable ConceptsTwisted Pair Cables Cable TestsIntroduction Reversed Pair Crossed PairSplit Pair OneTouch SeriesCable Length Cable TestsIntroduction Figure 4-5. Split PairCable Termination OneTouch SeriesUsers Manual Cable Tests IntroductionFigure 4-6. Cable Termination ace407f.epsSetting a Reference Test Fiber Optic CableEnsuring Accurate Measurements 4-10Measuring Output Power Measuring Optical Loss4-11 Power4-12 OneTouch SeriesUsers Manual Figure 4-7. Fiber Test Results4-13 Figure 4-8. Connections for Setting a Reference LevelCable Tests Test Fiber Optic Cable4-14 OneTouch SeriesUsers Manual 1300 8504-15 Figure 4-10. Connections for Measuring Output PowerCable Tests Test Fiber Optic Cable4-16 OneTouch SeriesUsers Manual NIC/Hub Tests ChapterIntroduction Figure 5-1. NIC/Hub TestNIC Autotest OneTouch SeriesUsers Manual Figure 5-2. NIC AutotestHub Autotest Viewing Hub CapabilitiesNIC/Hub Tests IntroductionNIC Detector Flash Hub Portpowered up OneTouch SeriesNIC/Hub Tests IntroductionFigure 5-5. Flash Hub Port Display ace503.bmpOneTouch Series Users ManualConnectivity Tests ChapterIntroduction Figure 6-1. Connectivity Tests DisplayIP Trace Route IP & NetWare PingOneTouch Series Users ManualEntering IPX Addresses Connectivity TestsIntroduction Figure 6-5. IP PingConducting a Ping Station Test OneTouch SeriesUsers Manual Connectivity Tests IntroductionFigure 6-6. IP and NetWare Ping Figure 6-7. IP Ping ResultsKey Device Ping OneTouch SeriesUsers Manual Figure 6-9. Ping Key DevicesFigure 6-10. IP Configuration Connectivity TestsIntroduction Figure 6-11. Edit Key DevicesConfigMaster Interpreting Ping Test ResultsOneTouch Series Users ManualFigure 6-12. ConfigMaster Connectivity TestsIntroduction Station Locator Find MAC6-10 OneTouch SeriesFind IP Mode of OperationResults 6-116-12 OneTouch SeriesUsers Manual Figure 6-14. Station Locator InformationITO - Internetwork Throughput Option ChapterIntroduction Table 7-1. ITO and xDSL TerminologyITO/xDSL Throughput Test ITO/xDSL Theory of OperationOneTouch Series ITO - Internetwork Throughput Option IntroductionFigure 7-1. Local and Remote Units ace702f.epsBasic Operation Conducting a Throughput TestOneTouch Series Users ManualITO - Internetwork Throughput Option Introduction703f.eps OneTouch Series Users ManualFigure 7-3. xDSL Test Connections ace710f.epsConnecting and configuring the Remote Unit Connecting and configuring the Local UnitITO - Internetwork Throughput Option IntroductionFigure 7-4. Local Unit Configuration Display for Throughput Test OneTouch SeriesUsers Manual ace704f.epsITO - Internetwork Throughput Option IntroductionFigure 7-5. xDSL Central Office Remote Connections ace712f.eps7-10 OneTouch SeriesUsers Manual Figure 7-6. xDSL Subscriber-end Connections7-11 IP ConfigITO - Internetwork Throughput Option Introduction7-12 OneTouch SeriesUsers Manual Stop at Upstream Incr byResults Displayed During the Throughput Test Final Test Results7-13 ITO - Internetwork Throughput Option7-14 OneTouch SeriesUsers Manual Figure 7-8. Final ITO Throughput Test ResultsITO/xDSL Traffic Generator 7-15ITO - Internetwork Throughput Option Introduction7-16 Figure 7-9. Traffic Generator Setup DisplayOneTouch Series Users ManualMAC Mode IP Mode7-17 ITO - Internetwork Throughput OptionMAC and IP Mode Results 7-18OneTouch Series Ping Mode 7-19ITO - Internetwork Throughput Option IntroductionPing Mode Results 7-20OneTouch Series Users Manual7-21 ITO - Internetwork Throughput OptionIntroduction Figure 7-11. Ping Mode Sample Results7-22 OneTouch SeriesUsers Manual Appendices AppendixTitle PagePage Specifications General SpecificationsBattery DimensionsEnvironmental Requirements OneTouch Series II Users ManualOperating Temperature Non-Operating Temperature Approvals Electromagnetic Interference CertificationsBasic Maintenance Service and RepairsMaximizing Battery Life Cleaning the TouchscreenReplacement Parts List OneTouch Series Users ManualPart Web Remote Control Appendix CView the Current Screen IntroductionSNMP Setup Web Agent FAQOneTouch News OneTouch Series Users ManualGlossary Appendix D10BASE2 10BASE5Access Method ARP Address Resolution Protocol802.2 802.3Characteristic impedance BroadcastBroadcast Storm Bus TopologyCSMA/CD Carrier Sense, Multiple Access with Collision Detection DECnetDestination Address EIA568Full-Duplex Half-DuplexHops IP Internet ProtocolLate Collision LayerLink Pulse Manufacturer PrefixRJ-45 Connector SAP Service Advertising ProtocolPacket ProtocolSignal/Noise Ratio SNAP Subnetwork Access ProtocolShort Frame Source AddressTerminator TopologyUptime TransceiverD-10 OneTouch Series II Users ManualIndex OneTouch Series Index continued OneTouch Series Users Manual