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The FBR-2001A by Spirent is a high-performance Series 2000 Gigabit Ethernet Test Module designed to enhance Layer 2 and Layer 3 scalability with advanced routing capabilities. It offers extensive flexibility and can be effectively utilized for measuring the performance of Layer 4 to 7 devices, such as firewalls, IPSec VPNs, load balancers, SSL, IDS/IPS systems, and web accelerators. With a maximum scale of 32,767 streams per port, the FBR-2001A provides comprehensive testing capabilities.

The FBR-2001A module allows for seamless development and testing within a laboratory environment, and its compatibility with portable chassis enables convenient installation at various locations. By leveraging a common hardware platform, organizations can optimize their test equipment investments and carry out development, research, and interactive performance testing. This module facilitates the identification of potential issues and supports comprehensive functional testing. A key advantage of the FBR-2001A is its ability to perform automation across all network interfaces and speeds through a unified API. This feature streamlines test automation processes while increasing overall testing efficiency. The module's user-friendly interface encompasses a wide range of Layer 2 and Layer 3 protocols, enabling diverse testing scenarios.

The FBR-2001A supports multi-user functionality, offers hot swapability for easy servicing, and allows IP network remote management. Furthermore, it provides compatibility with fiber Ethernet interfaces, safeguarding users' investments for future projects. This module offers robust support for custom packet and frame editing. It features a graphically driven field editor that empowers users to create and modify data plane and control packet templates. The FBR-2001A supports simultaneous execution of multiple protocols per port, enabling comprehensive testing of various features and emulating complex routed networks. It excels in wire-rate analysis, traffic generation, and real-time event logging, which allows users to monitor actual protocol messaging and access a variety of per-stream statistics. Moreover, the module's hardware can be conveniently programmed and upgraded in the field, ensuring adaptability to evolving requirements.