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Describes the OneTouch AT Network Assistant's capabilities and hardware features, including its rugged design and network analysis functions.
Provides essential safety warnings, precautions, and electrical symbols for operating the OneTouch AT analyzer safely.
Details on using the AC adapter and the lithium-ion battery for powering the OneTouch AT analyzer and recharging.
Identifies and describes the external hardware features of the OneTouch AT, including ports, buttons, and status indicators.
Explains the primary interface of the OneTouch AT, detailing its layout, icons, and interactive elements.
Covers touchscreen gestures for navigation and methods for entering text using the on-screen keyboard.
Guides users on configuring essential device settings like language, date/time, number formats, and timeouts.
Introduces the initial setup process for the OneTouch AT analyzer, covering cloud service and test configuration.
Provides instructions on establishing a network connection via the management port for setup and configuration.
Details the steps for configuring the Link-Live Cloud Service to enhance the analyzer's network testing capabilities.
Guides users through setting up network parameters and tests, preparing the analyzer for AutoTest.
Explains how to create and add custom user tests to the HOME screen for specific network functionality verification.
Provides instructions on connecting the OneTouch AT analyzer to wired or Wi-Fi networks for testing.
Details how to initiate AutoTest, which performs comprehensive network infrastructure and user tests.
Guides users on how to access and interpret the detailed results of completed tests on the OneTouch AT.
Explains how to organize user tests into tiers and rename clouds for logical grouping and easier test management.
Describes the OneTouch Instrument's function, configuration, and how to view its wired and Wi-Fi connection results.
Details the cable test procedure for verifying copper Ethernet cable integrity and optical power measurement.
Explains how the analyzer collects and reports link statistics, including advertised and actual speed and duplex.
Describes the Power over Ethernet test, including its capabilities, configuration, and how it emulates a PD.
Covers analyzing 802.11 networks, APs, clients, and channels for troubleshooting connectivity and performance issues.
Details how to identify switch name, model, port, and VLAN, and reports SNMP parameters if enabled.
Verifies user connectivity and network health by testing Wi-Fi authentication, association, and infrastructure.
Analyzes the DHCP process, providing details on IP address acquisition, timing, and server identity.
Guides users through the process of creating and adding custom user tests to the HOME screen.
Explains the Ping test's purpose, configuration options, and how to interpret results for network reachability.
Details the Connect (TCP) test for verifying application port availability and connectivity using a 3-way handshake.
Covers the Web (HTTP) test for measuring end-user response time when downloading web pages.
Describes point-to-point performance testing across wired networks for throughput, loss, latency, and jitter.
Details testing Wi-Fi network performance, including throughput, loss, latency, and jitter metrics.
Introduces OneTouch analyzer profiles as named configurations for streamlining test procedures and operations.
Provides steps on how to save the current analyzer configuration, including user tests and settings, into a profile.
Explains how to select and load previously saved profiles to quickly configure the analyzer for specific tests.
Covers methods for quickly importing or exporting profile groups using FTP, Cloud Service, or mapped network drives.
Describes the process of discovering and analyzing wired hosts, access devices, and servers on a network.
Details how to configure SNMP v1/v2 community strings and v3 credentials for comprehensive wired analysis.
Guides users on how to tap a device button to view its detailed information, including utilization and errors.
Explains the various sorting keys available for organizing wired devices by name, IP address, MAC address, etc.
Describes how Path Analysis traces connection points and identifies network issues like overloaded interfaces or errors.
Highlights specific Wi-Fi capabilities supported by the OneTouch AT G2, including 802.11ac analysis.
Details how to enable Wi-Fi and configure the Connect Mode for network association during AutoTest.
Provides a sortable list and graphical representation of discovered Wi-Fi networks with summary information.
Covers analysis of discovered Access Points (APs), including summary information and trended measurements.
Explains how to analyze discovered clients, providing summary information, graphical details, and filter options.
Offers an overview of Wi-Fi channel utilization, APs, and traffic, with sortable lists and graphical representations.
Describes how to use the Locate function with a directional antenna to find APs, clients, or interferers.
Details configuration options for wired and Wi-Fi tests, including Speed/Duplex, PoE, 802.1X, and IPv6.
Covers tools for interacting with the Link-Live Cloud Service, including claiming units and setting up periodic AutoTest.
Explains how to troubleshoot VoIP issues by analyzing traffic inline between a phone and switch.
Describes using the iPerf Test tool for measuring UDP or TCP network capacity and throughput.
Guides users on configuring and running Wi-Fi Network Validation tests to verify availability and coverage.
Details file management operations like saving, importing, exporting, renaming, and deleting profiles and reports.
Covers essential maintenance functions such as updating software, managing options, exporting logs, and factory resets.
Introduces packet capture as a method for recording network traffic for analysis and troubleshooting.
Explains the use of capture filters to isolate specific packets relevant to troubleshooting network issues.
Details connection methods for wired packet capture, including Port A only, Ports A and B, and Inline.
Covers capturing 802.11 packets on RF channels for analyzing and troubleshooting Wi-Fi problems.
Provides instructions on initiating packet capture, configuring filenames, and starting the capture process.
Explains the conditions under which packet capture is terminated, including file size limits and manual stopping.
Guides users on managing files like profiles, reports, and screens using the analyzer's built-in file manager.
Details how to access the manage interface for files in Profiles, ACLs, Reports, or Screens directories.
Explains how to change the names of profiles, AP authorization lists, reports, or screens.
Covers saving copies of files (.pdf, .xml, .png) to internal memory, SD card, or USB flash drive.
Provides instructions on importing profiles, AP authorization lists, reports, or screens from external media.
Explains how to access the analyzer remotely via management port using FTP, web browser, or mapped network drive.
Provides general warnings and guidelines for maintaining the OneTouch AT analyzer safely and effectively.
Details the proper procedure for cleaning the touchscreen and case using appropriate materials.
Offers tips on battery care, including frequent recharging and avoiding extreme temperatures to prolong lifespan.
Provides guidance on storing the analyzer and its battery properly for long-term preservation.
Explains the step-by-step process for safely removing and installing the battery pack in the analyzer.
Introduces the Link-Live Cloud Service for viewing, organizing, and managing test results remotely.
Provides information on accessing support resources for managing OneTouch AT test results and reports.
Guides users through the initial setup of the Link-Live Cloud Service, including account creation and unit claiming.
Details the process for claiming the OneTouch AT analyzer within the Link-Live Cloud Service.
Explains how to configure the analyzer for periodic AutoTests to baseline performance and troubleshoot intermittent issues.
Covers enabling and preparing the unit for remote access and control via the Link-Live Cloud Service.
Lists operating and storage conditions, including temperature, humidity, shock, vibration, altitude, and safety standards.
Details supported cable types, length measurement capabilities, and accuracy specifications.
Describes the available network analysis ports, including RJ-45 Ethernet and SFP connectors.
Provides specifications for internal and external Wi-Fi antennas, including frequency range and gain.
Lists details about the Wi-Fi adapter, including applicant, equipment name, model number, and manufacturer.
Specifies power requirements, including AC adapter input/output, battery type, life, and charge time.
Lists relevant certifications and compliance statements, including CE, CSA, Australian standards, and EMC.
Details the analyzer's memory specifications, including internal memory, SD card, and USB 2.0 port.
Provides regulatory statements regarding FCC and Industry Canada interference compliance for Class A digital devices.
Explains the device's compliance with RF energy exposure requirements and guidelines.
General| Brand | Netscout |
|---|---|
| Model | OneTouch AT G2 |
| Category | Test Equipment |
| Language | English |
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