netAlly CyberScope User manual

CYBERSCOPE™
User Guide
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NetAlly Network Testing Apps
AutoTest Nmap
Discovery Wi-Fi
AirMapper™ Path Analysis
Spectrum Ping/TCP
Capture Performance
iPerf LANBERT™
Link-Live App Store
Software v2.3 Published June 16, 2023

Contents
Contact Us 15
Introduction 16
How to Use this Guide 17
Differences Between Models 21
Buttons and Ports 22
Charging and Power 27
PoE Charging 27
Safety and Maintenance 30
Legal Notification 33
Home and System Interface 34
Home Screen 35
Navigating the System 37
System Status Bar and Notifications 41
Notification Panel 41
Apps Screen and Store 44
Device Settings 48
Quick Settings Panel 49
Connecting to Wi-Fi 53
Captive Portals 56
Configuring for Enterprise Security 57
Sharing 66
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Sharing a Screenshot 69
Changing the Device Language 71
CyberScope Settings and Tools 73
Navigation Drawer 74
About Screen 76
Exporting Logs 77
Exporting Settings for All Apps 77
Test and Management Ports 78
Test Ports 80
Selecting Ports 85
Test and Port Status Notifications 88
Test Port Notifications 89
Management Port Notifications 91
Discovery Notifications 92
PoE 93
VNC/Link-Live Remote 93
CyberScope General Settings 94
Wi-Fi 95
Wired 100
Management 102
Preferences 106
Trending Graphs 107
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Common Icons 111
Floating Action Button (FAB) and Menu112
Common Tools 114
Web Browser/Chromium 114
Telnet/SSH 114
Camera and Flashlight 116
Software Management 117
Managing Files 118
Files Application 118
How to Move or Copy a File 121
Using a Micro SD Card 122
Using a USB Drive 123
Ejecting Storage Media 125
Using a USB Type-C to USB Cable 125
Updating Software 128
Remote Access 133
Using VNC 135
Using Link-Live Remote 135
Managing NetAlly App Settings 138
Resetting Testing App Defaults 138
Saving App Settings and
Configurations 142
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Importing and Exporting Settings 146
Importing and Exporting Settings for
All Apps 156
Resetting CyberScope Factory Defaults158
CyberScope Feature Access 161
Introduction to CyberScope Feature
Access 162
Controlling Feature Access 170
Permanently Disabling Features 176
Changing the Administrative Password183
CyberScope Testing Applications 186
AutoTest App and Profiles 187
AutoTest Overview 189
Managing Profiles and Profile Groups 192
Factory Default Profiles 192
Adding New Profiles 194
Profile Groups 200
Creating New Profile Groups 205
Importing and Exporting AutoTest
Profiles 208
Main AutoTest Screen 209
Periodic AutoTest 211
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Periodic AutoTest Settings 211
Running Periodic AutoTest 213
Wired AutoTest Profiles 216
Wired Profile Results 221
PoE Test Results 223
Wired Link Test Results 226
802.1X Test Results 232
VLAN Test Results 234
Switch Test Results 237
Wired Profile FAB 244
Wired Profile Settings 248
PoE Test Settings 249
Wired Connection Settings 252
VLAN Settings 259
Stop After 261
HTTP Proxy 262
Wi-Fi AutoTest Profiles 264
Wi-Fi Profile Results 268
Wi-Fi Link Test Results 271
Connect Log 281
Channel Test Results 282
Wi-Fi Profile FAB 288
Wi-Fi Profile Settings 292
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Wi-Fi Connection Settings 294
Advanced (Wi-Fi Connection) Settings 306
Channel Test Settings 309
HTTP Proxy 312
DHCP, DNS, and Gateway Tests 314
DHCP or Static IP Test 315
DNS Test 327
Test Targets for Wired and Wi-Fi
AutoTests 336
Adding and Managing Test Targets 337
AutoTest TCP Connect Test 350
FTP Test 365
Air Quality AutoTest Profiles 380
Air Quality Profile Results 382
Air Quality Profile FAB 387
Air Quality Profile Settings 388
Nmap App 394
Nmap Tests 398
Editing Nmap Test Parameters 403
Running Nmap Tests 408
Nmap Runner Settings 411
Nmap Output 415
Discovery App 422
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Introduction to Discovery 424
Main Discovery List Screen 426
Searching the Discovery List 429
Filtering the Discovery List 431
Sorting the Discovery List 434
Security Auditing – Batch
Authorization 436
Refreshing Discovery 441
Uploading Results to Link-Live 442
Discovery Details Screens 444
Top Details Card 446
Lower Cards in Device Details 452
Problems 454
Addresses 455
TCP Port Scan 457
VLANs 459
Interfaces 460
SNMP 466
Connected Devices 467
Resources 468
SSIDs 469
Discovery App Floating Action Menu 471
Device Types 476
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Routers 477
Switches 478
Unknown Switches 479
Network Servers 480
Hypervisors 481
Virtual Machines 482
Wi-Fi Controllers 483
Access Points (APs) 484
Wi-Fi Clients 485
VoIP Phones 486
Printers 487
SNMP Agents 488
Network Tools 489
Hosts/Clients 490
Device Names and Authorization 493
Assigning a Name and Authorization
to a Device 493
Discovery Settings 507
Active Discovery Ports 510
Extended Ranges 511
ARP Sweep Rate 515
Refresh Interval 516
SNMP Configuration 516
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Nmap 528
Auto AP Grouping Rules 529
Problem Settings 535
TCP Port Scan Settings 538
Wi-Fi Analysis App 541
Wi-Fi Analysis and Discovery 543
Wi-Fi App List Screens 544
Wi-Fi App List Screens 545
Filtering in the Wi-Fi App 549
Sorting in the Wi-Fi App 554
Clearing All Problems 556
Setting Authorization 557
Uploading Results to Link-Live 558
Wi-Fi Details Screens 560
Wi-Fi Problems Screen 563
RF and Traffic Statistics Overview 565
Locating Wi-Fi Devices 570
Channels Map 581
Map and Map 6E Tabs 582
Channels 590
SSIDs 595
APs 600
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BSSIDs 604
Clients 616
Bluetooth 625
AirMapper™ App 630
AirMapper Settings 631
Configuring an AirMapper Survey 632
Collecting AirMapper Data 641
Starting a New Survey 652
Path Analysis App 654
Introduction to Path Analysis 655
Path Analysis Settings 656
Populating Path Analysis from
Another App 656
Configuring Path Analysis Manually 656
Running Path Analysis 659
Path Analysis Results and Source
CyberScope Cards 661
Layer 3 Hops 665
Layer 2 Devices 670
Uploading Results to Link-Live 676
Spectrum Test App 678
Using the Spectrum Views 679
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Uploading Results to Link-Live 686
Spectrum Settings 688
Changing Spectrum Views 688
Saving Settings 688
Changing Spectrum Settings 689
Ping/TCP Test App 692
Ping/TCP Settings 693
Populating Ping/TCP from Another
App 693
Configuring Ping/TCP Settings
Manually 696
Running Ping/TCP Tests 700
Capture App 704
Capture Settings 705
Running and Viewing Captures 711
Link-Live Cloud Service 717
Getting Started in Link-Live Cloud
Service 719
Claiming the Unit 719
After Claiming 721
Unclaiming 722
AllyCare Code 723
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Private Link-Live Settings 724
Link-Live App Features 725
Saving Locally Only 729
Job Comment 731
Link-Live and Testing Apps 734
Link-Live Sharing Screens 735
Sharing a Text File to Link-Live 738
Performance Test App 741
Introduction to Performance Testing 743
Performance Test Settings 745
Saving Custom Performance Tests 746
Configuring the Source CyberScope 751
Configuring Performance Endpoints 768
OneTouch 10G Performance Peer 769
LinkRunner G2 Reflector 771
LinkRunner AT Reflector 773
NPT Reflector Software 775
Running a Performance Test 777
Performance Test Results 778
Performance Service Detailed Results 780
Uploading Results to Link-Live 788
Running CyberScope as a Performance
Peer 792
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iPerf Test App 796
iPerf Settings 798
Saving Custom iPerf Settings 798
Test Accessories in Discovery 799
Configuring iPerf Settings 802
Running an iPerf Test 806
Uploading Results to Link-Live 810
LANBERT™ Test App 812
LANBERT Settings 813
Configuring LANBERT Generator
Settings 813
Configuring LANBERT Loopback
Settings 818
Running a LANBERT Test 819
Uploading Results to Link-Live 826
Specifications and Compliance 829
CyberScope Specifications 830
General 830
Wireless 831
Environmental Specifications 839
CyberScope Certifications and
Compliance 841
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Contact Us
Online:NetAlly.com
Phone: (North America) 1-844-TRU-ALLY
(1-844-878-2559)
NetAlly
2075 Research Parkway, Suite 190
Colorado Springs, CO 80920
For additional product resources, visit:
Cyberscope.netally.com/
For customer support, visit:
NetAlly.com/Support
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Introduction
The CyberScope is a rugged, handheld cyber
security analyzer. The multi-function tools and
various applications allow comprehensive site
security surveying, analysis and reporting for
your on-premises site networks. It features
applications developed by NetAlly for network
discovery, measurement, and validation, which
are available from the Home and Apps screens.
All NetAlly hand-held testers include access to
Link-Live Cloud Service at Link-Live.com. Link-
Live is an online system for collecting,
organizing, analyzing, and reporting your test
results. Test data is automatically uploaded
once your tester is properly configured. Visit
Link-Live.com and "Claim" your CyberScope to
access these features.
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CyberScope User Guide
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How to Use this Guide
This user guide describes the CyberScope's
testing functionality and basic elements of the
system interface.
The guide is meant for users who are know-
ledgeable about network operations, tests, and
measurements.
The CyberScope is also referred to as just
CyberScope or the "unit" in this guide.
lTap blue links to go to their destinations.
Underlined blue links open external
websites.
lTap bookmarks in the list on the left to go to
the corresponding section.
lTap headings in the Contents list that starts
on page 2 to go to the corresponding
sections.
lTo search for a word or phrase:
1. Tap the browser menu icon in the
upper right.
2. Select Find in Page from the menu.
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3. Enter the search text.
4. Tap the find icon . This displays the
text at the top of the screen. Tap the up
and down arrows to search forwards and
backwards for the text. In the image
below, the user has searched on "LAN".
Tap the highlight bars on the right to go
to the corresponding manual text.
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Online and Local Versions of This
Guide, Videos
lManuals are also available for download at:
https://www.netally.com/support/user-
guides/
lTo view the User Guide on your CyberScope,
you must have a network connection with
access to the internet (see Connecting to Wi-
Fi). When you tap on Guides >User Guide
on the "Home Screen" on page35, this user
guide is downloaded and displays on your
unit.
lAfter you have downloaded the User Guide
to your unit, the guide is stored in a local
cache for the browser. You do not have to
repeat the download unless you change the
device language or clear the browser cache.
lThe Guides icon on the Home Screen (used
to access this guide) also gives access to
training and information videos specific to
this product.
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International Versions of This
Guide
A Chinese or English CyberScope user guide is
available if you change the device language to
one of those languages. If you choose Japanese,
the English user manual is used.
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