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1T-2000-MOD
FLuke
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1 Year
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Product Overview
Network professionals spend 25% of their time on troubleshooting, which takes away from critical tasks such as deploying new technologies and optimizing network performance. Since most issues take an hour or longer to resolve, and 40% require escalation, end-user productivity is affected. According to a survey by Fluke Networks, 72% of IT organizations operate without a standardized troubleshooting process. Worse yet, intermittent problems take more than twice as long to resolve, and staff spend an average of five hours per week traveling back and forth to problem sites. (Read the white paper.) However, when IT organizations standardize their troubleshooting processes, technicians of all skill levels can confidently resolve more issues.
The Fluke 1T-2000 OneTouch AT Network Tester reduces troubleshooting time by standardizing the network troubleshooting process: it is an all-in-one wired and Wi-Fi network discovery and analysis device. Using "best practice" troubleshooting methods embedded in unique automated test profiles, both novice and expert technicians can identify most common end-user issues in about a minute. Automated test trending and cloud-based long-term result analysis and graphing enable faster identification of intermittent issues—even when technicians are not present. It facilitates team collaboration through a simple web-based remote interface and easy-to-use online packet capture capabilities. By improving every step of the process, the OneTouch AT helps network technicians resolve more issues faster, streamline escalations, and easily validate performance—saving up to a week per month.
"We are a small team, often on the go, and it's impossible to carry every tool for network troubleshooting all the time. That was my thought before trying the OneTouch AT. After using it, I find it 'magical'—it includes everything from basic cable testing to comprehensive network performance testing for wired, wireless, and fiber. So no matter what problem we encounter, we are well-prepared." – Tony Peffley, Systems/Network Administrator, Elkhart County
Key Features:
• All-in-One: A single tool integrates copper, fiber, and Wi-Fi troubleshooting solutions to resolve a wide range of issues.
• Fast: One-touch automated tests with pass/fail analysis identify most common problems in about a minute.
• Simple: Standardized network troubleshooting and performance validation help technicians of all levels confidently resolve more issues.
• Comprehensive: A holistic performance client view helps isolate root causes, from the physical layer to the network to server-hosted applications.
• Cloud: Cloud-based automated result trending and performance analysis enable troubleshooting of intermittent client issues anytime, anywhere via a browser.
• Discovery: Automated wired and Wi-Fi discovery and analysis provide detailed information on connected devices, key device attributes, and issues.
• Performance: Measure end-to-end L2/L3 wired and Wi-Fi path performance to peers or reflectors to validate and document link readiness and SLA compliance.
• VoIP: In-line VoIP call monitoring and comprehensive logging simplify real-time troubleshooting of desktop VoIP issues without splitters or switch mirror ports.
• Capture: Wired, Wi-Fi, VoIP, and automated test packet capture capabilities enhance collaboration and streamline escalation procedures for complex issues.
• Versiv® Testing Platform: As testing needs grow, expand functionality by adding new modules.
Product Characteristics
Integrated Ethernet Tester for Copper, Fiber, and Wi-Fi Testing
The Fluke 1T-1000, 1T-2000, 1T-1500, 1T-3000, and OneTouch AT Network Testers include two 10/100/1000 Mbps RJ-45 Ethernet test ports, two 100/1000 Mbps SFP fiber transceiver ports, and an internal 802.11 a/b/g/n dual-band radio. They simultaneously test wired Ethernet and Wi-Fi networks (including 802.11ac) and facilitate easy performance comparisons using parallel test results.
Wired Network Analysis
Automatically discover copper and fiber-connected devices and key device attributes. Sort by attributes to obtain multiple views of the wired network and resolve issues. Choose from 13 different categories. For example, sorting by IPv4 or IPv6 addresses helps identify used and available addresses. Sorting by switch name/slot/port reveals the connection points of network devices, while sorting by detected issues quickly identifies potential problems. Additional discovery-assisted analysis tools aid in troubleshooting and creating profiles. Wired analysis tools include: Add Test, Port Scan, Path Analysis, Multi-Port Statistics, Browse, and Telnet/SSH.
Wi-Fi Network Analysis
Automatically discover Wi-Fi devices and key device attributes. Sort by attributes to obtain multiple wireless network views and resolve issues. Choose from 17 context-specific sorting options. For example, sorting by signal strength helps address Wi-Fi coverage issues. Sorting by MAC manufacturer identifies Wi-Fi device types and their connections relative to SSIDs, APs, and channels. Sorting by channel confirms channel spacing issues. Sorting by authorization status uncovers potential security violations. Additional discovery-assisted analysis tools aid in troubleshooting and security enforcement. Wi-Fi analysis tools include: Name, Authorization, Connection, Location, and Capture.
Configurable Profiles for Standardized Testing
Use the intuitive touch interface and setup wizard to create test profiles, each tailored to your network, services, and applications. Create simple profiles with a few tests or advanced profiles with dozens of tests. Develop profiles to accommodate different user types, devices, locations, or technologies. Once created, profiles can be saved for quick and easy reuse. Build a standardized profile library to enhance the troubleshooting expertise of network support staff. Share profiles with other OneTouch AT users. Use profiles to establish consistent, faster, and more effective troubleshooting and network acceptance testing best practices.
The setup wizard helps users familiarize themselves with the tester’s capabilities while simplifying the creation of test profiles. Step-by-step instructions, yes/no prompts, on-screen help, and graphical progress indicators streamline profile creation. Experienced users can skip the wizard if desired.
Automated One-Touch Troubleshooting
1 Hour of Testing Completed in 1 Minute
Use the one-touch AutoTest to automatically run all tests defined in the profile. AutoTest begins at the physical layer and progresses through wired and wireless infrastructure, up to network services and user-defined application tests. Clear pass/fail and warning indicators highlight potential issues. Advanced pass/fail markers provide an at-a-glance overall status.
View Network Performance from the Client Perspective
Most network issues originate where client devices connect to the network—whether PCs, tablets, smartphones, IP phones, printers, POS terminals, industrial equipment controllers, or medical imagers. Diagnose common issues by simulating client devices and evaluating network performance—or prove that the issue is not network-related.
Infrastructure-to-Application Testing
The root cause of network problems can be elusive. Determine the source by measuring and analyzing the performance of key network components: network cabling, Power over Ethernet (PoE), switch connections, access point connections, and the performance of critical network services and server-based applications.
Performance Testing
Measure end-to-end wired and Wi-Fi path performance to peers or reflectors to validate and document link readiness and SLA compliance. Performance metrics include throughput, frame loss, jitter, and latency. Test remote peers for uplink and downlink results. Test remote reflectors for round-trip results. Test between the wired and Wi-Fi interfaces of the same OneTouch for non-remote uplink and downlink results. Evaluate wired performance at 1 Gbps and Wi-Fi performance at 100 Mbps. Define duration, frame size, DSCP values, and pass/fail loss limits. Save results as reports for performance documentation.
Network Service Testing
Test DHCP server responsiveness. Identify wired and Wi-Fi DHCP servers, view offers, acceptance time, and lease information. Test DNS server responsiveness. Identify wired and Wi-Fi DNS servers, view DNS lookup times.
Network Application Testing
Determine whether server-based applications are the root cause of reported issues by measuring availability and response metrics. Add application-specific performance tests to the automated test profile: Ping (ICMP), Connect (TCP), Web (HTTP), File (FTP), Multicast (IGMP), Video (RTSP), or Email (SMTP). Each test is represented by an icon on the Fluke 1T-1000, 1T-2000, 1T-1500, 1T-3000, and OneTouch AT home screen. After running AutoTest, click the test icon for a detailed breakdown of application performance, including DNS lookup time, server response time, and data rate.
Test results are displayed side-by-side for easy wired/Wi-Fi and IPv4/IPv6 performance comparisons. Examples include: pinging your WLAN controller, connecting to port 2000 on a VoIP call manager, downloading a web application page, uploading or downloading files from a server, subscribing to a multicast group, accessing video content from an on-demand streaming server, or sending a text message email to your phone.
Local, Intranet, and Internet Performance
Understand the performance of network services and server-based applications hosted locally in data centers, on corporate intranet servers, or on servers accessed via public networks. Create location-centric automated test profiles by combining co-located services and applications. Measure service levels for different groups to quickly identify issues.
Remote Management
Collaborate more effectively with colleagues, consultants, integrators, and vendors by sharing packet captures, screenshots, and AutoTest reports. Remotely control the user interface and manage files via the Fluke 1T-1000, 1T-2000, 1T-1500, 1T-3000, and OneTouch AT management port and web browser. Connect a network camera to the OneTouch AT for real-time viewing of the test environment.
Cloud Trend
The Trend feature automatically and repeatedly uploads AutoTest results to the cloud for additional analysis. Control the number of uploaded AutoTest results by setting the trend duration and interval. Once started, trends run automatically without user monitoring. Users can initiate trends and leave, eliminating the need to be on-site to collect results. Trends can run for up to one week or until manually stopped. Long-term testing is invaluable for resolving frequent intermittent issues when network support staff are not present.
Cloud Analysis
Open a OneTouch AT cloud service account to view and analyze AutoTest results uploaded via the Trend feature. Correlate network events by viewing multiple test results in parallel charts. All test results uploaded during a single trend session are available for analysis. The number of tests depends on the complexity of the AutoTest profile, and the number of results depends on the trend duration and interval. Select one or more tests from the trend session to analyze results. The cloud service plots consecutive results in color-coded charts to simplify analysis over time. Charts make it easy to spot performance irregularities. Zoom in for detailed analysis of the sub-processes that make up each individual test.
Access cloud services via a web browser anytime, anywhere using a connected smart device. View and analyze results at your convenience using a PC or smart device. Basic cloud service is free and includes long-term storage for a single trend session. Gold cloud service stores multiple trend sessions long-term. Gold support includes Gold cloud service.
Remote Control and File Access
Use the built-in RJ-45 management port or an optional USB Wi-Fi adapter to remotely control the OneTouch AT and access saved files. Any action performed directly on the OneTouch AT via the touchscreen can be executed remotely using a PC, laptop, tablet, or smartphone. Use your smartphone to remotely manage the Fluke 1T-1000, 1T-2000, 1T-1500, 1T-3000, and OneTouch AT anytime, anywhere. Reduce the time, cost, and inconvenience of traveling to client locations to address reported issues. Webcam support enables real-time remote viewing of the tester’s environment.
Remotely control the OneTouch AT and access saved files via the cloud service web application. Improve efficiency by remotely managing the tester and viewing trended AutoTest results from a single location. Remote management via the cloud service web application also facilitates tracking NAT devices, which is particularly beneficial for off-site troubleshooting.
Problem Prevention and Performance Optimization
Cloud trend and analysis enable proactive problem prevention and performance optimization with the OneTouch AT. Set a long-term trend duration—up to one week—and use cloud service analysis to identify potential vulnerabilities and performance bottlenecks. In this use case, the OneTouch AT acts as a 24/7 portable network probe, and the cloud service serves as the analysis engine. Identifying and addressing potential network, service, or application vulnerabilities in time prevents adverse impacts on users. Identify performance bottlenecks and reconfigure the network to optimize end-user response times.
The OneTouch AT excels in "firefighting"—troubleshooting persistent and intermittent issues—and day-to-day network management—proactively preventing problems and optimizing performance.
Wired Network Discovery and Analysis
Automatically discover copper and fiber-connected devices and key device attributes. Choose from 14 different sorting options to obtain various views of the wired network. For example, sort by IPv4 or IPv6 addresses to identify used and available addresses. Sort by switch name/slot/port to understand where network devices are connected. Sort by detected issues to quickly identify potential problems. Additional discovery-assisted analysis tools aid in troubleshooting and profile creation. For example, the Multi-Port Statistics tool views switch, router, and AP port statistics, including speed, duplex, slot, port, VLAN, host count, utilization, discards, and errors. The Devices on Port tool provides detailed information about devices connected to individual switch ports. The Path Analysis tool offers Layer 2 and Layer 3 trace routes from the OneTouch AT to target devices, including hop times and SNMP switch and router port statistics.
Wi-Fi Network Discovery and Analysis
Automatically discover Wi-Fi devices and key device attributes. Choose from 19 context-specific sorting options to obtain various views of the wireless network. For example, sort by signal strength to troubleshoot Wi-Fi coverage issues. Sort by MAC manufacturer to identify Wi-Fi device types and their relationships to SSIDs, APs, and channels. Sort by channel to confirm channel spacing and usage issues. Sort by authorization status to uncover potential security violations. Additional discovery-assisted analysis tools aid in troubleshooting and security enforcement. If Wi-Fi devices are also discovered via wired analysis, the Crosslink feature enables one-touch switching between wired and Wi-Fi analysis views.
End-to-End Path Performance Evaluation
Ensure newly installed or upgraded wired and Wi-Fi networks meet SLA targets and can support new higher-bandwidth applications by evaluating end-to-end path performance. Assess throughput, frame loss, latency, and jitter between a local OneTouch AT and a remote OneTouch AT peer or a remote LinkRunner reflector. Remote peers provide uplink and downlink results, while remote reflectors provide round-trip results. Evaluate performance on copper and fiber networks at speeds up to 1 Gbps and on Wi-Fi networks at speeds up to 120 Mbps. Special-purpose models enable testing between the wired and Wi-Fi interfaces of the same device without a remote device.
VoIP Analysis
Connect the OneTouch AT in-line between an IP phone and the network for real-time troubleshooting and analysis. VoIP analysis tests reveal issues related to PoE, DHCP, TFTP, SIP, and SCCP. The test decodes unencrypted SIP and SCCP traffic to debug VoIP phone issues and quantify VoIP call quality. Optionally capture VoIP sessions simultaneously.
Packet Capture Functionality
Capture wired, Wi-Fi, VoIP, and AutoTest traffic when a packet-level view is needed to resolve complex network or application issues. Filter traffic to capture critical portions. Export capture files to a computer for decoding and analysis with protocol analysis software. Capture wired traffic on a single port, aggregate two ports, or in-line between a client device and the network. In-line capture eliminates the complexity, time, and cost of configuring switch mirror ports or installing separate taps. Capture Wi-Fi traffic by channel and mode (20 MHz or 40 MHz+).
Additional OneTouch AT Features
Copper and Fiber Cable Testing
Troubleshoot cable performance issues by measuring twisted-pair cable wire maps and lengths. Use cable identifiers and IntelliTone audio technology to locate and identify cables. Measure received optical power via fiber cable connections. Inspect fiber connector end faces for cleanliness using the FiberInspector USB video probe.
PoE Testing
Verify successful PoE delivery with TruePower® load testing. Simulate 802.3at (PoE+) Class 1-4 powered devices and measure power up to 25.5 watts. View requested and received PoE classes, wire pairs used, and PSE type. Measure PoE no-load and under-load voltage.
Wired and Wi-Fi Connection Testing
Understand how clients connect to wired infrastructure by testing link negotiation, identifying switches, and monitoring key switch port statistics. Understand how clients connect to Wi-Fi infrastructure by testing the connection to the nearest AP, identifying AP name, channel, and security type, tracking authentication and association processes, and monitoring key AP and network statistics (including AP roaming details).
Diagnose IPv6 Network Issues
Easily compare IPv4 and IPv6 wired and wireless performance differences and similarities with side-by-side test results.
Save Test Results
Save test results in PDF reports and share them with colleagues or external parties. Reports serve as trouble tickets, historical performance benchmarks, and certification documents for new infrastructure deployments. Specify which test results to include: Setup, AutoTest, Wired Analysis, Wi-Fi Analysis, or VoIP.
Designed for Field Testing
The OneTouch AT is designed for network support professionals who work on the move. Useful testing and management tools include a web browser, Telnet/SSH client, cable toning generator, and an optional fiber connector inspection camera. The durable platform ensures reliable operation in harsh environments year after year.
Versiv Platform
Expand testing capabilities as needs grow by adding new modules to the Versiv platform. Available modules include the DSX-5000 CableAnalyzer, CertiFiber Pro OLTS, and OptiFiber Pro OTDR.
Product Overview
Network professionals spend 25% of their time on troubleshooting, which takes away from critical tasks such as deploying new technologies and optimizing network performance. Since most issues take an hour or longer to resolve, and 40% require escalation, end-user productivity is affected. According to a survey by Fluke Networks, 72% of IT organizations operate without a standardized troubleshooting process. Worse yet, intermittent problems take more than twice as long to resolve, and staff spend an average of five hours per week traveling back and forth to problem sites. (Read the white paper.) However, when IT organizations standardize their troubleshooting processes, technicians of all skill levels can confidently resolve more issues.
The Fluke 1T-2000 OneTouch AT Network Tester reduces troubleshooting time by standardizing the network troubleshooting process: it is an all-in-one wired and Wi-Fi network discovery and analysis device. Using "best practice" troubleshooting methods embedded in unique automated test profiles, both novice and expert technicians can identify most common end-user issues in about a minute. Automated test trending and cloud-based long-term result analysis and graphing enable faster identification of intermittent issues—even when technicians are not present. It facilitates team collaboration through a simple web-based remote interface and easy-to-use online packet capture capabilities. By improving every step of the process, the OneTouch AT helps network technicians resolve more issues faster, streamline escalations, and easily validate performance—saving up to a week per month.
"We are a small team, often on the go, and it's impossible to carry every tool for network troubleshooting all the time. That was my thought before trying the OneTouch AT. After using it, I find it 'magical'—it includes everything from basic cable testing to comprehensive network performance testing for wired, wireless, and fiber. So no matter what problem we encounter, we are well-prepared." – Tony Peffley, Systems/Network Administrator, Elkhart County
Key Features:
• All-in-One: A single tool integrates copper, fiber, and Wi-Fi troubleshooting solutions to resolve a wide range of issues.
• Fast: One-touch automated tests with pass/fail analysis identify most common problems in about a minute.
• Simple: Standardized network troubleshooting and performance validation help technicians of all levels confidently resolve more issues.
• Comprehensive: A holistic performance client view helps isolate root causes, from the physical layer to the network to server-hosted applications.
• Cloud: Cloud-based automated result trending and performance analysis enable troubleshooting of intermittent client issues anytime, anywhere via a browser.
• Discovery: Automated wired and Wi-Fi discovery and analysis provide detailed information on connected devices, key device attributes, and issues.
• Performance: Measure end-to-end L2/L3 wired and Wi-Fi path performance to peers or reflectors to validate and document link readiness and SLA compliance.
• VoIP: In-line VoIP call monitoring and comprehensive logging simplify real-time troubleshooting of desktop VoIP issues without splitters or switch mirror ports.
• Capture: Wired, Wi-Fi, VoIP, and automated test packet capture capabilities enhance collaboration and streamline escalation procedures for complex issues.
• Versiv® Testing Platform: As testing needs grow, expand functionality by adding new modules.
Product Characteristics
Integrated Ethernet Tester for Copper, Fiber, and Wi-Fi Testing
The Fluke 1T-1000, 1T-2000, 1T-1500, 1T-3000, and OneTouch AT Network Testers include two 10/100/1000 Mbps RJ-45 Ethernet test ports, two 100/1000 Mbps SFP fiber transceiver ports, and an internal 802.11 a/b/g/n dual-band radio. They simultaneously test wired Ethernet and Wi-Fi networks (including 802.11ac) and facilitate easy performance comparisons using parallel test results.
Wired Network Analysis
Automatically discover copper and fiber-connected devices and key device attributes. Sort by attributes to obtain multiple views of the wired network and resolve issues. Choose from 13 different categories. For example, sorting by IPv4 or IPv6 addresses helps identify used and available addresses. Sorting by switch name/slot/port reveals the connection points of network devices, while sorting by detected issues quickly identifies potential problems. Additional discovery-assisted analysis tools aid in troubleshooting and creating profiles. Wired analysis tools include: Add Test, Port Scan, Path Analysis, Multi-Port Statistics, Browse, and Telnet/SSH.
Wi-Fi Network Analysis
Automatically discover Wi-Fi devices and key device attributes. Sort by attributes to obtain multiple wireless network views and resolve issues. Choose from 17 context-specific sorting options. For example, sorting by signal strength helps address Wi-Fi coverage issues. Sorting by MAC manufacturer identifies Wi-Fi device types and their connections relative to SSIDs, APs, and channels. Sorting by channel confirms channel spacing issues. Sorting by authorization status uncovers potential security violations. Additional discovery-assisted analysis tools aid in troubleshooting and security enforcement. Wi-Fi analysis tools include: Name, Authorization, Connection, Location, and Capture.
Configurable Profiles for Standardized Testing
Use the intuitive touch interface and setup wizard to create test profiles, each tailored to your network, services, and applications. Create simple profiles with a few tests or advanced profiles with dozens of tests. Develop profiles to accommodate different user types, devices, locations, or technologies. Once created, profiles can be saved for quick and easy reuse. Build a standardized profile library to enhance the troubleshooting expertise of network support staff. Share profiles with other OneTouch AT users. Use profiles to establish consistent, faster, and more effective troubleshooting and network acceptance testing best practices.
The setup wizard helps users familiarize themselves with the tester’s capabilities while simplifying the creation of test profiles. Step-by-step instructions, yes/no prompts, on-screen help, and graphical progress indicators streamline profile creation. Experienced users can skip the wizard if desired.
Automated One-Touch Troubleshooting
1 Hour of Testing Completed in 1 Minute
Use the one-touch AutoTest to automatically run all tests defined in the profile. AutoTest begins at the physical layer and progresses through wired and wireless infrastructure, up to network services and user-defined application tests. Clear pass/fail and warning indicators highlight potential issues. Advanced pass/fail markers provide an at-a-glance overall status.
View Network Performance from the Client Perspective
Most network issues originate where client devices connect to the network—whether PCs, tablets, smartphones, IP phones, printers, POS terminals, industrial equipment controllers, or medical imagers. Diagnose common issues by simulating client devices and evaluating network performance—or prove that the issue is not network-related.
Infrastructure-to-Application Testing
The root cause of network problems can be elusive. Determine the source by measuring and analyzing the performance of key network components: network cabling, Power over Ethernet (PoE), switch connections, access point connections, and the performance of critical network services and server-based applications.
Performance Testing
Measure end-to-end wired and Wi-Fi path performance to peers or reflectors to validate and document link readiness and SLA compliance. Performance metrics include throughput, frame loss, jitter, and latency. Test remote peers for uplink and downlink results. Test remote reflectors for round-trip results. Test between the wired and Wi-Fi interfaces of the same OneTouch for non-remote uplink and downlink results. Evaluate wired performance at 1 Gbps and Wi-Fi performance at 100 Mbps. Define duration, frame size, DSCP values, and pass/fail loss limits. Save results as reports for performance documentation.
Network Service Testing
Test DHCP server responsiveness. Identify wired and Wi-Fi DHCP servers, view offers, acceptance time, and lease information. Test DNS server responsiveness. Identify wired and Wi-Fi DNS servers, view DNS lookup times.
Network Application Testing
Determine whether server-based applications are the root cause of reported issues by measuring availability and response metrics. Add application-specific performance tests to the automated test profile: Ping (ICMP), Connect (TCP), Web (HTTP), File (FTP), Multicast (IGMP), Video (RTSP), or Email (SMTP). Each test is represented by an icon on the Fluke 1T-1000, 1T-2000, 1T-1500, 1T-3000, and OneTouch AT home screen. After running AutoTest, click the test icon for a detailed breakdown of application performance, including DNS lookup time, server response time, and data rate.
Test results are displayed side-by-side for easy wired/Wi-Fi and IPv4/IPv6 performance comparisons. Examples include: pinging your WLAN controller, connecting to port 2000 on a VoIP call manager, downloading a web application page, uploading or downloading files from a server, subscribing to a multicast group, accessing video content from an on-demand streaming server, or sending a text message email to your phone.
Local, Intranet, and Internet Performance
Understand the performance of network services and server-based applications hosted locally in data centers, on corporate intranet servers, or on servers accessed via public networks. Create location-centric automated test profiles by combining co-located services and applications. Measure service levels for different groups to quickly identify issues.
Remote Management
Collaborate more effectively with colleagues, consultants, integrators, and vendors by sharing packet captures, screenshots, and AutoTest reports. Remotely control the user interface and manage files via the Fluke 1T-1000, 1T-2000, 1T-1500, 1T-3000, and OneTouch AT management port and web browser. Connect a network camera to the OneTouch AT for real-time viewing of the test environment.
Cloud Trend
The Trend feature automatically and repeatedly uploads AutoTest results to the cloud for additional analysis. Control the number of uploaded AutoTest results by setting the trend duration and interval. Once started, trends run automatically without user monitoring. Users can initiate trends and leave, eliminating the need to be on-site to collect results. Trends can run for up to one week or until manually stopped. Long-term testing is invaluable for resolving frequent intermittent issues when network support staff are not present.
Cloud Analysis
Open a OneTouch AT cloud service account to view and analyze AutoTest results uploaded via the Trend feature. Correlate network events by viewing multiple test results in parallel charts. All test results uploaded during a single trend session are available for analysis. The number of tests depends on the complexity of the AutoTest profile, and the number of results depends on the trend duration and interval. Select one or more tests from the trend session to analyze results. The cloud service plots consecutive results in color-coded charts to simplify analysis over time. Charts make it easy to spot performance irregularities. Zoom in for detailed analysis of the sub-processes that make up each individual test.
Access cloud services via a web browser anytime, anywhere using a connected smart device. View and analyze results at your convenience using a PC or smart device. Basic cloud service is free and includes long-term storage for a single trend session. Gold cloud service stores multiple trend sessions long-term. Gold support includes Gold cloud service.
Remote Control and File Access
Use the built-in RJ-45 management port or an optional USB Wi-Fi adapter to remotely control the OneTouch AT and access saved files. Any action performed directly on the OneTouch AT via the touchscreen can be executed remotely using a PC, laptop, tablet, or smartphone. Use your smartphone to remotely manage the Fluke 1T-1000, 1T-2000, 1T-1500, 1T-3000, and OneTouch AT anytime, anywhere. Reduce the time, cost, and inconvenience of traveling to client locations to address reported issues. Webcam support enables real-time remote viewing of the tester’s environment.
Remotely control the OneTouch AT and access saved files via the cloud service web application. Improve efficiency by remotely managing the tester and viewing trended AutoTest results from a single location. Remote management via the cloud service web application also facilitates tracking NAT devices, which is particularly beneficial for off-site troubleshooting.
Problem Prevention and Performance Optimization
Cloud trend and analysis enable proactive problem prevention and performance optimization with the OneTouch AT. Set a long-term trend duration—up to one week—and use cloud service analysis to identify potential vulnerabilities and performance bottlenecks. In this use case, the OneTouch AT acts as a 24/7 portable network probe, and the cloud service serves as the analysis engine. Identifying and addressing potential network, service, or application vulnerabilities in time prevents adverse impacts on users. Identify performance bottlenecks and reconfigure the network to optimize end-user response times.
The OneTouch AT excels in "firefighting"—troubleshooting persistent and intermittent issues—and day-to-day network management—proactively preventing problems and optimizing performance.
Wired Network Discovery and Analysis
Automatically discover copper and fiber-connected devices and key device attributes. Choose from 14 different sorting options to obtain various views of the wired network. For example, sort by IPv4 or IPv6 addresses to identify used and available addresses. Sort by switch name/slot/port to understand where network devices are connected. Sort by detected issues to quickly identify potential problems. Additional discovery-assisted analysis tools aid in troubleshooting and profile creation. For example, the Multi-Port Statistics tool views switch, router, and AP port statistics, including speed, duplex, slot, port, VLAN, host count, utilization, discards, and errors. The Devices on Port tool provides detailed information about devices connected to individual switch ports. The Path Analysis tool offers Layer 2 and Layer 3 trace routes from the OneTouch AT to target devices, including hop times and SNMP switch and router port statistics.
Wi-Fi Network Discovery and Analysis
Automatically discover Wi-Fi devices and key device attributes. Choose from 19 context-specific sorting options to obtain various views of the wireless network. For example, sort by signal strength to troubleshoot Wi-Fi coverage issues. Sort by MAC manufacturer to identify Wi-Fi device types and their relationships to SSIDs, APs, and channels. Sort by channel to confirm channel spacing and usage issues. Sort by authorization status to uncover potential security violations. Additional discovery-assisted analysis tools aid in troubleshooting and security enforcement. If Wi-Fi devices are also discovered via wired analysis, the Crosslink feature enables one-touch switching between wired and Wi-Fi analysis views.
End-to-End Path Performance Evaluation
Ensure newly installed or upgraded wired and Wi-Fi networks meet SLA targets and can support new higher-bandwidth applications by evaluating end-to-end path performance. Assess throughput, frame loss, latency, and jitter between a local OneTouch AT and a remote OneTouch AT peer or a remote LinkRunner reflector. Remote peers provide uplink and downlink results, while remote reflectors provide round-trip results. Evaluate performance on copper and fiber networks at speeds up to 1 Gbps and on Wi-Fi networks at speeds up to 120 Mbps. Special-purpose models enable testing between the wired and Wi-Fi interfaces of the same device without a remote device.
VoIP Analysis
Connect the OneTouch AT in-line between an IP phone and the network for real-time troubleshooting and analysis. VoIP analysis tests reveal issues related to PoE, DHCP, TFTP, SIP, and SCCP. The test decodes unencrypted SIP and SCCP traffic to debug VoIP phone issues and quantify VoIP call quality. Optionally capture VoIP sessions simultaneously.
Packet Capture Functionality
Capture wired, Wi-Fi, VoIP, and AutoTest traffic when a packet-level view is needed to resolve complex network or application issues. Filter traffic to capture critical portions. Export capture files to a computer for decoding and analysis with protocol analysis software. Capture wired traffic on a single port, aggregate two ports, or in-line between a client device and the network. In-line capture eliminates the complexity, time, and cost of configuring switch mirror ports or installing separate taps. Capture Wi-Fi traffic by channel and mode (20 MHz or 40 MHz+).
Additional OneTouch AT Features
Copper and Fiber Cable Testing
Troubleshoot cable performance issues by measuring twisted-pair cable wire maps and lengths. Use cable identifiers and IntelliTone audio technology to locate and identify cables. Measure received optical power via fiber cable connections. Inspect fiber connector end faces for cleanliness using the FiberInspector USB video probe.
PoE Testing
Verify successful PoE delivery with TruePower® load testing. Simulate 802.3at (PoE+) Class 1-4 powered devices and measure power up to 25.5 watts. View requested and received PoE classes, wire pairs used, and PSE type. Measure PoE no-load and under-load voltage.
Wired and Wi-Fi Connection Testing
Understand how clients connect to wired infrastructure by testing link negotiation, identifying switches, and monitoring key switch port statistics. Understand how clients connect to Wi-Fi infrastructure by testing the connection to the nearest AP, identifying AP name, channel, and security type, tracking authentication and association processes, and monitoring key AP and network statistics (including AP roaming details).
Diagnose IPv6 Network Issues
Easily compare IPv4 and IPv6 wired and wireless performance differences and similarities with side-by-side test results.
Save Test Results
Save test results in PDF reports and share them with colleagues or external parties. Reports serve as trouble tickets, historical performance benchmarks, and certification documents for new infrastructure deployments. Specify which test results to include: Setup, AutoTest, Wired Analysis, Wi-Fi Analysis, or VoIP.
Designed for Field Testing
The OneTouch AT is designed for network support professionals who work on the move. Useful testing and management tools include a web browser, Telnet/SSH client, cable toning generator, and an optional fiber connector inspection camera. The durable platform ensures reliable operation in harsh environments year after year.
Versiv Platform
Expand testing capabilities as needs grow by adding new modules to the Versiv platform. Available modules include the DSX-5000 CableAnalyzer, CertiFiber Pro OLTS, and OptiFiber Pro OTDR.
