NetAlly Auto Tester Kit RJ45, LinkRunner LRAT-2000-KIT

Netscout LinkRunner AT 2000 Extended Test Kit

LinkRunner™ AT Network Auto-Tester provides quick and complete copper and fibre optic network connectivity testing. This rugged, hand held network tester speeds troubleshooting and reporting with a complete one-button Autotest and zero-touch Link-Live cloud reporting. The Autotest performs your required set of connectivity tests in 10 seconds, enabling quick and accurate identification to solve network connectivity problems. Cloud reporting automatically uploads results to the Link-Live Cloud Service for project management and reporting.

Features and Benefits:

• Multiple user-configured Autotests
• Cable length measurement, fault location and fault type
• TruePower™ Power over Ethernet (PoE) tester
• Ethernet speed and duplex verification at 10/100 Gbit rates
• Fibre cable tester
• Twisted pair and fibre optic link testing
• DHCP, DNS and Gateway connectivity tests
• Ping and TCP port connectivity tests to up to 10 user-selected targets
• Results saved on the tester or uploaded to the Link-Live Cloud Service with zero-touch
• Results, project and staff management using the Link-Live Cloud Service
• Packet reflection at rates up to 1 Gbps

LRAT-2000-KIT Contents

Includes LinkRunner AT 2000 tester with Li-ion battery, Wireview Cable ID #1-#6, RJ-45 coupler, LinkRunner AT Manager software CD, USB cable, Holster,and a deluxe carrying case

Frequently asked questions:

What is a LAN cable tester?
LAN testers are devices that allow a user to verify and test a connection or signal within a data cable. The types of tests include whether the cable is set up correctly, connected, the strength or speed of the signal being sent through the cable.

What is the difference between RJ45 & RJ11?
RJ45 is an 8-pin connector whereas RJ11 is only a 4 wire connector. RJ45 is used in Ethernet connections to connect computers to networks. RJ11 is more of a conventional telephone wire used to bring fibre into your house. RJ is the abbreviation of ’registered jack’.

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