Thursday, April 09, 2009

EtherScope adds LAN validation tests

Fluke's EtherScope has enhanced tests for validating LANs
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EtherScope adds LAN validation tests

Jeff Caruso By Jeff Caruso
Fluke Networks this week improved the LAN validation capabilities of its EtherScope Network Assistant, tests that are intended to ensure that a network is up to snuff after it is installed or changed. Read full story

Jeff Caruso is site editor at Network World.

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