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Top tips for selecting LAN testing equipment
08 May 2025
Jonathan Sharp, CEO, Britannic
A secure, robust and reliant LAN is mission-critical and a non-negotiable for all businesses. Ensuring you can operate seamlessly and securely without any interruptions or downtime. In a noisy saturated market, it can be difficult to decide what LAN testing equipment to use and from which vendor. Follow our top tips on selecting the right technology for your needs.
What do you need and why?
Take time to understand what you are testing for, as there are different tools for different purposes. Are you looking to test for feedback on SLAs, response times, review logs, the robustness of a circuit, speed and bandwidth capabilities, or to alert you of network anomalies?
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Nigel Hedges, Application and Technical Specialist, Fluke Networks
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Criag Herrett, Managing Director Alliot Technologies LTD & Vadim Lyu, Managing Director UK & Ireland Netmore Group
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Jez Pickering, Head of Customer Experience, Nebula
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