[iptv-users] JDSU tester

Adam Palmblad adam.palmblad at gmail.com
Thu Aug 19 04:43:23 EDT 2010


Check the partner page on there site (agama.tv), we use Motorola and Amino
boxes which we paid the integration of. According to there technicians they
can integrate to everything(not only STBs), I know a case when they couldn't
but that was due to legal issues with the STB vendor.

//Adam

2010/8/19 Frank Bulk - iName.com <frnkblk at iname.com>

> If you can’t look inside the video stream because of encryption issues then
> that will help direct you to an appropriate tool.  No use paying for all the
> L7 stuff if you only have L3/4 to work with.
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> Which STBs does it integrate with?  I’m highly suspect of vendor claims in
> this area, because the chance that one’s environment matches up such that
> you can actually take advantage of it is slim.
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> Frank
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> *From:* Adam Palmblad [mailto:adam.palmblad at gmail.com]
> *Sent:* Wednesday, August 18, 2010 2:37 AM
> *To:* frnkblk at iname.com
> *Cc:* Glenn Short; iptv-users at puck.nether.net
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> *Subject:* Re: [iptv-users] JDSU tester
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> Afaik there's no encryption that ruins the whole IP packet so IP
> information can always be analyzed(i.e packet loss and reordering), which I
> see as the most important part if you also monitor the distribution before
> the IP network.But Agama support DVB encryption and can analyze streams with
> that, I think that they have support for some non dvb encryptions as well.
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> They also have STB integrations which makes it possible for STBs
> to continuous send back quality data, it's really great. Depending on STB
> this can be done after the stream is encrypted.
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> //Adam
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> 2010/8/18 Frank Bulk <frnkblk at iname.com>
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> How does it deal with encrypted content?
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> We’ve budgeted for equipment the last few years, but never purchased.  A
> large part of the reason is that the problem is very, very infrequently the
> video stream, but most often the last mile.  And we can know that by looking
> at the DSLAM port stats, for free.
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> Frank
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> *From:* iptv-users-bounces at puck.nether.net [mailto:
> iptv-users-bounces at puck.nether.net] *On Behalf Of *Glenn Short
> *Sent:* Monday, August 16, 2010 2:16 PM
> *To:* iptv-users at puck.nether.net
> *Subject:* [iptv-users] JDSU tester
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> I had a salesman demo a JDSU  TB4000T tester with the C4000-IPTV software
> in it .  This would be used for testing our digital signal and
> troubleshooting issues. Has anyone on the list tried this unit?   It has the
> Wireshark program and allows you to view the video on its screen.  Looking
> for recommendations or alternatives to this unit.
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> Glenn Short, General Manager
> Lost Nation - Elwood Telephone Company
> Lost Nation, Iowa
> glenns at LNEtelco.com
> 563-678-2470   Office
> 563-593-1382   Cell
> http://www.LNETelco.com/
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