IPCopper packet capture appliances are great tools for debugging and troubleshooting network appliances and web applications. The appliances capture and record exactly what transmits between the intranet and/or internet and the device or application, aiding developers in pinpointing communication problems and formatting issues. Use IPCopper to debug network appliances, printers, software and more.
With granular timestamping and a 100% capture rate, IPCopper is also a great for diagnostics. Software and hardware developers can see exactly what communications a device or program transmits, the complete packets in the exact order sent, as well as the timing of each communication. The packet capture appliance introduces less than 1/1000 of a second of latency - practically immeasurable – causing no distortion or interference to the Ethernet/IP communications monitored.
Since it is an external device, IPCopper packet capture does not use the resources of your computer or otherwise affect its data processing speeds nor the performance of any software running. This allows you to benchmark software and hardware by accurately recording its performance without interfering with its functions or speed of operation.
Setting up IPCopper packet capture appliances is as simple as connecting a few cables and power. The devices boot up automatically and begin capturing and recording autonomously, with no user intervention required. The appliances are suitable for short, medium and long-term recording, making them ideal for whatever type of debugging, diagnosis or troubleshooting is required.
IPCopper’s 1 GbE appliances weigh in at less than six pounds and size-wise are smaller than an unabridged dictionary. Lightweight and compact, you can deploy IPCopper packet capture appliances practically anywhere on an Ethernet cable route, even in tight spaces where larger equipment simply cannot fit.
