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The Spirent CPR-2001B is a high-performance Series 1000 8-Port Gigabit Ethernet Test Module, designed as an integrated network device. This module addresses the limitations found in other test modules by offering increased complexity, scarcity of testing skills, and architectural enhancements. This module proves to be a cost-effective solution for Layer 2 and 3 routing protocol emulation, conformance testing, and performance and functional testing. Featuring hot-swappable capability, the CPR-2001B can accommodate up to six users simultaneously on a single device and is supported by a 9-inch rack mount unit chassis. With its complex architecture, this module supports a maximum of 16,384 streams per port, thereby enhancing productivity levels.

The CPR-2001B enables the execution of more intricate test cases within shorter time frames and facilitates high-scale tests, while also expediting the debugging process for functional issues. As a result, it offers advantages such as reduced capital and operational expenditures, faster time to market, increased market share, and improved profitability. Equipped with a 10/100/1000 RJ-45 copper-only interface and 4 pair CAT5 UTP cabling, the CPR-2001B ensures reliable connectivity. To accommodate larger testing production volumes requiring Ethernet ports, it can be combined with a compatible chassis. For optimal performance with specific applications, the device can be thoroughly tested in a laboratory environment before being deployed in the field.

The CPR-2001B proves valuable for assessing the performance of advanced network devices, benchmarking network device limitations and scalability, and evaluating network equipment suitability for specific applications. It offers numerous benefits, including simplified servicing, enhanced test equipment purchase leverage, superior analysis capabilities, port reception statistics, future project investment protection, reduced lab space and test equipment costs, high performance scalability, and a single automation API. Moreover, the CPR-2001B supports per-port group reservation for multi-user capability and enables wire-rate traffic analysis and generation.

System requirements for the CPR-2001B include a Pentium or higher PC running Windows XP Professional SP2, a mouse, and a color monitor for graphical user interface (GUI) operation. Additionally, one Ethernet cable and one 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet card are necessary for connecting to a PC. The CPR-2001B can be programmed and updated within its chassis even when deployed in the field. The per-port group reservation feature allows multiple users to operate the device simultaneously. Real-time per stream statistics provide valuable insight into maximum, minimum, and average latency per traffic class, while real-time event logging enables accurate protocol messaging analysis on a per-port basis.