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Overview: Fluke Networks is a leading provider of innovative Network SuperVision Solutions for ensuring data communications and Internet uptime.
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Guide to Troubleshooting Application Problems by Fluke Networks
September 2008 - This guide covers the fundamentals of how applications work, how applications flow, where applications fail and best practices and methodologies for troubleshooting network and application problems.
How to Choose an OTDR for Enterprise Fiber Testing by Fluke Networks
September 2008 - The on-demand webcast "How to choose an OTDR for enterprise fiber testing” gives a comprehensive explanation of OTDRs and what is important to consider when choosing one for your organization.
How to Ensure Fiber Cabling Performance for Server Consolidation by Fluke Networks
August 2008 - Enterprises are developing new strategies to increase the efficiency and decrease the cost of running their networks. Many of these strategies are considered "server consolidation". This on-demand webcast discusses server consolidation, as well as how to ensure the fiber cabling and infrastructure can support these initiatives
How to Perform Advanced Fiber Troubleshooting Using an Optical Time Domain Reflectometer by Fluke Networks
October 2008 - An Optical Time Domain Reflectometer (OTDR) is an important instrument used by organizations to certify the performance of new fiber links and detect problems with existing fiber links.
The Invisible Threat: IPv6 on Your Network by Fluke Networks
October 2008 - This paper will explain why you may have IPv6 on your network and why having the right tool can enable network professionals to quickly identify those devices and ensure the integrity of your network.
The Promise and Pitfalls of 802.11n by Fluke Networks
October 2008 - This white paper discusses the pitfalls that might arise such as increased power output, multipath signal propagation and "smart" antenna designs which affect range and performance.
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