AirMagnet VoFi Analyzer
 
Overview

AirMagnet VoFi Analyzer is the industry's only solution for troubleshooting voice-over-WLAN problems in the field. VoFi Analyzer provides full analysis of encrypted WLAN traffic, scoring all calls in terms of call quality and proactively identifying all types of problems including phone issues, roaming issues, QoS issues, and RF. AirMagnet VoFi Analyzer integrates with leading voice solutions to collect and correlate diagnostic information from the phone, air and wired-side of the connection. By analyzing all three data sources, AirMagnet provides complete analysis and enables network staff to confidently deploy and operate voice-over-Wi-Fi infrastructure.

 
Key Features
  • Detect any 802.11a/b/g Voice-over-WLAN call.
  • Full call quality analysis of encrypted VoWLAN traffic.
  • Score and track both sides of a call (AP to phone and phone to AP), to allow users to distinguish problems rooted on one side of the call.
  • Built-in AirWISE® expertise to automatically diagnose and troubleshoot over 60 types of wireless voice call problems.
  • Easy-to-read charts that correlate changes in call quality with more than 50 critical call metrics including RF, voice and data traffic, AP configuration, and many more.
  • Obtain advanced details regarding all roaming transactions detected on the VoFi deployment, including possible reasons for the roaming instance, VoFi-specific data (such as WiMOS, Signal Strength, etc.) leading up to the attempt, and packet transmission rates for the conversation.
  • Multiple radio support for simultaneous multiple channel capture and analysis.
  • Integrate diagnostic data from the phone (syslog messages directly from phone), air, and wired sides (integration with Cisco Call Manager and Vocera server) of any given call.
  • Integrated reporter to generate customized reports for call quality, roaming, devices and events.
 
 
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