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The SPT-C1 by Spirent is a portable Layer 2-7 system designed to minimize user risk by accurately replicating network scenarios and traffic patterns. This enables the quick validation of networks, services, and individual network elements. By leveraging its industry-leading test capabilities, the SPT-C1 facilitates smarter testing and optimization of test investments, making it accessible to companies of all sizes.

Equipped with comprehensive software programs, the SPT-C1 provides manageable solutions for engineering, manufacturing, and development applications. Its portable form factor combines the power of Layer 2-7 router, switch, and application and security test solutions. As a result, the system is well-suited for test groups, design, and network element engineering developments that require access to a test port on their workbench. Additionally, network equipment manufacturers can benefit from its compact size and low port count for production line and burn-in tests. Field marketing and technical groups in need of a test solution that is portable and can also leverage the SPT-C1, in addition to technical training organizations departments for university computer science that require a hands-on test tool.

The SPT-C1 sets a high standard for testing network environments, providing unparalleled realism across various infrastructures such as mobile and fixed networks, cloud infrastructures, cloud applications, enterprise campus and WAN networks, and data centers. It achieves this realism through hyper realistic Layer 4-7 user emulation, which allows for the testing of applications and application infrastructure, and realistic Layer 2-3 traffic to assess Quality of Service (QoS) mechanisms. The system's Intelligent Results feature enables users to quickly confirm positive results and identify areas that require attention. With automated test scenarios and built-in wizards, the SPT-C1 reduces test setup and execution times. Additionally, it offers Easy NoCode Automation, making it accessible even to novice programmers.