Xtramus DApps-QoS User manual

DApps-QoS
User’s Manual
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Foreword
Copyright
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Warranty
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environment; any improper operation or in irregular environment may possibly cause this product NOT function well. For detailed
terms, please contact your local dealer.
Contact Information
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Revision History
Date
Ver
Software
History
2011/11/28
1.0
v0.9b008
First draft version
2011/12/07
1.0
v0.9b008
1. Change file name.
2. Rearrange chapter 1~2, moving DApps-QoS overview to
chapter 1.
3. Adding descriptions about NuDOG-101T.
4. Updating Table of Contents.
5. Page 24, change “View”function figure and descriptions.
6. Minor format changes.
2012/06/28
1.1
V0.9b010
1. Adding NuDOG-801 description.(Page 11-15)
2. Supporting NuDOG-801 added.(Page 5, 25, 26, 35, 40)
3. Adding short-long function description. (Page 48, 50, 52,
54, 56, 58)
2012/09/10
1.2
V0.9b010
1. Deleting the description of DApps-QoS supports
operation system Windows 2000.(Page 5)
2015/01/09
1.3
V1.0b004
1. Add the definitions of all the test items.
2. Update the descriptions of the software interfaces.

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Table of Contents
Foreword........................................................................................................................................2
Revision History............................................................................................................................3
1. DApps-QoS Overview ...............................................................................................................5
2. NuDOG-301C Descriptions .......................................................................................................6
2.1. NuDOG-301C Overview ....................................................................................................6
2.2. Features & Advantages of NuDOG-301C.........................................................................7
2.3. NuDOG-301C Applications in Different Modes ...............................................................7
2.4. NuDOG-301C Interface Ports ...........................................................................................9
2.5. NuDOG-301C LED Status ...............................................................................................10
3. NuDOG-801 Descriptions........................................................................................................11
3.1. NuDOG-801 OVERVIEW .................................................................................................11
3.2. Features & Advantages of NuDOG-801 .........................................................................12
3.3. NuDOG-801 Applications in Different Modes................................................................12
3.4. NuDOG-801 Interface Ports............................................................................................14
3.5. NuDOG-801 LED Status..................................................................................................15
4. NuDOG-101T Descriptions......................................................................................................16
4.1. NuDOG-101T OVERVIEW ...............................................................................................16
4.2. Features & Advantages of NuDOG-101T.......................................................................17
4.3. NuDOG-101T Applications in Different Modes .............................................................17
4.4. NuDOG-101T Interface Ports..........................................................................................19
4.5. NuDOG-101T LED Status................................................................................................20
5. Installing/Uninstalling DApps-QoS.........................................................................................21
6. DApps-QoS Functions Overview............................................................................................25
6.1. Starting DApps-QoS .......................................................................................................25
6.2. DApps-QoS Overview.....................................................................................................27
7. DApps-QoS Functions ............................................................................................................28
7.1. Menu Bar .........................................................................................................................28
7.1.1. File ..............................................................................................................................28
7.1.2. View ............................................................................................................................29
7.1.3. Language....................................................................................................................29
7.1.4. Tool .............................................................................................................................30
7.1.5. Help.............................................................................................................................31
7.2. Tool Bar ...........................................................................................................................32
7.3. System Info/Port Configuration.....................................................................................35
7.4. Elapsed Time...................................................................................................................37
7.5. Description......................................................................................................................38
7.6. Status Bar........................................................................................................................39
7.7. Control Buttons/Test Running Status Icon ...................................................................39
7.8. Port Configuration..........................................................................................................40
7.8.1. Port .............................................................................................................................41
7.8.1. Protocol......................................................................................................................42
7.9. Test Configuration ..........................................................................................................43
7.9.1. Test Configuration Overview ....................................................................................47
7.9.2. Throughput Test ........................................................................................................48
7.9.3. Packet Loss Test........................................................................................................50
7.9.4. Latency Test...............................................................................................................53
7.9.5. Latency Overtime Test...............................................................................................55
7.10. Report............................................................................................................................61
8. Appendix –Other Utility Softwares for NuDOG Series .........................................................66

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1. DApps-QoS Overview
Network QoS (quality of service) is a way to classify the transmission priority of packets while
the volume of to-be-transmitted packets is beyond the Ethernet switch or router’s throughput
capability. Packets with higher priorities are processed and transmitted first. For Ethernet
frame, each packets can be tagged with a VLAN ID and CoS (class of service), and Layer 3 IP/UDP
packets are marked according to the type of service they need. For Ethernet switch or router that supports
QoS, packets higher CoS priority should be transmitted first if network traffic is congested. DApps-QoS can
limit acceptable network traffic at receiving port, analyze the traffic distribution of packets with different
priority received from router or switch, and test the performance of Layer 3 Router, Switch with QoS
function.
DApps-QoS is designed for Xtramus Technologies NuDOG series handheld Ethernet testing devices listed
in the table down below:
Devices Supporting DApps-QoS
NuDOG-301C
NuDOG-801
NuDOG-101T
Also, please make sure that your PC meets the requirements listed in the table down below before
installing DApps-2889-RM.
OS
Windows XP
Windows Vista/Windows 7
CPU
Pentium 1.3GHz or Higher
RAM
512MB RAM
1GB RAM
HDD
10 GB Available Space
＊Note: Large amount of data will be generated while running DApps-QoS. It is recommended to
preserve enough available Hard-Disk space to store these data.
Please see the sections down below for detailed information regarding to NuDOG-801, NuDOG-301C and
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2. NuDOG-301C Descriptions
2.1. NuDOG-301C Overview
NuDOG-301C is a handheld device with two Gigabit ports for
Ethernet testing. The main functions of NuDOG-301C include
multi-streams generation, TAP/Loopback test, and NIC
emulation.
Connecting NuDOG-301C to its mini-USB port makes it
possible for system configurations and managements.
NuDOG-301C is an ideal device for in-field testing.
NuDOG-301C can work along with a series of utility software
that qualify industrial standards such as RFC 2889, RFC 2544, and QoS. With these utilities,
NuDOG-301C is able to conduct throughput test, latency test, error filtering test, forwarding test, and so
on. Utility software can provide a user-friendly interface for different test configurations when setting test
parameters and criteria. More optional software is available for extended test requirements.
With its unique Universal Stream Counter (USC), NuDOG-301C offers real-time statistics of network
events during packet monitoring and capturing.
With these advantageous features, NuDOG-301C is your best partner for LAB researching and in-field
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2.2. Features & Advantages of NuDOG-301C
Hardware based wirespeed streams generation, analysis, network TAP and NIC
High precision performance for measuring throughput, latency, packet loss and disordered sequence
Wirespeed traffic capturing with programmable filter and trigger criteria
Supports Universal Stream Counter (USC) with 128 streams
RFC 2544 test suite
RFC 2889 test suite
Layer 1 and Layer 2 loopback test
High precision 1 ppm temperature-compensated oscillator provides accurate clock speed to ensure
the reliability of the tests
Adding errors in transmitted traffic to simulate and test abnormal situations
Real-time statistics for each port, including transmitted/received frame for VLAN, IPv4, IPv4 fragment,
IPv4 extension , ICMP, ARP, total bytes/packets, CRC, IPCS error and over-and-under size frames
Utility software with user-friendly interface that supports various parameter configurations and meets
various test requirements
512Mbits wirespeed packet capture buffer per port
2.3. NuDOG-301C Applications in Different Modes
Stream Generation Mode
In Streams Generation mode, NuDOG-301C generates bi-directional network streams for test
requirements as the illustration above.
Both NuDOG-301C's Port A and Port B can generate and receive test streams. The test streams are sent
and returned to the same NuDOG-301C for DUT (device under test) analysis.

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TAP/Loopback Mode
TAP Mode
Loopback Mode
In TAP mode, NuDOG-301C can monitor any data that flows through it. Network TAP is a method of
monitoring network’s situation dynamically without interference. NuDOG-301C can tap bi-directional or
uni-directional traffic from different sides (port A and port B) and also provides abundant packet counters.
In Loopback mode, NuDOG-301C resends the incoming streams back to the source.
NIC Mode
In this mode, NuDOG-301C simulates network interface card (NIC).

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2.4. NuDOG-301C Interface Ports
NuDOG-301C Hardware Overview
A
LEDs
LEDs that displays NuDOG-301C’s status.
B
Mini-USB Port*
5 Pin Mini-B Receptacle USB Port. You can manage, configure, or
update firmware/FPGA when connecting NuDOG-301C to your PC.
While under TAP mode, this mini-USB port can also re-direct tapped
packets to PC.
C
Power Jack
12V DC Power Jack for connecting external power adapter.
D
Cooling FAN
Fan hole with internal fan for ventilation.
E
Diagnostic Port
8-Pin Mini-DIN Receptacle Diagnostic Port
F
Port B - SFP Port
1000 Mbps Full Duplex SFP Port B
Only one port can be
used at the same time.
G
Port B - RJ45 Port
10/100/1000 Mbps Half/Full RJ45 Port B
H
Port A - SFP Port
1000 Mbps Full Duplex SFP Port A
Only one port can be
used at the same time.
I
Port A - RJ45 Port
10/100/1000 Mbps Half/Full RJ45 Port A
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2.5. NuDOG-301C LED Status
LED
Status
Description
Power/Fail
Green Blinking
Power is ON and working properly
Yellow Blinking
System failed
USB
Green Blinking
USB of this device is linked to PC
SG/TAP
Green
NuDOG-301C is working under Stream Generation Mode
Yellow
NuDOG-301C is working under TAP Mode
OFF
NuDOG-301C is working under NIC (Network Interface Card) mode
Capture A/B
Green
Port A/B is under Capturing Mode
Link/ACT
Green ON
The RJ45 Port is connected to DUT/Network
Green Blinking
NuDOG-301C is transmitting or receiving data
Speed
Green ON
1000Mbps connection
Green Blinking
100Mbps connection
OFF
10Mbps connection if Link/ACT is ON or blinking

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3. NuDOG-801 Descriptions
3.1. NuDOG-801 OVERVIEW
NuDOG-801 is a handheld device with two 10 Gigabit SFP+ Ports
for Ethernet testing. The main functions of NuDOG-801 include
multi-streams generation and NIC emulation.
Connecting NuDOG-801 to its Standard-B Receptacle USB Port
makes it possible for system configurations and managements.
NuDOG-801 is an ideal device for in-field testing.
NuDOG-801 can work along with a series of utility softwares that
qualify industrial standards such as RFC 2889, RFC 2544, and
QoS. With these utilities, NuDOG-801 is able to conduct
throughput test, latency test, error filtering test, forwarding test, and so on. Xtramus’ utility softwares
provide a user-friendly interface for different test configurations when setting test parameters and criteria.
More optional softwares are available for extended test requirements.
With its unique Universal Stream Counter (USC), NuDOG-801 offers real-time statistics of network events
during packet monitoring and capturing.
With these advantageous features, NuDOG-801 is your best partner for LAB researching and in-field
troubleshooting.

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3.2. Features & Advantages of NuDOG-801
Hardware based wirespeed streams generation, analysis, and NIC
High precision performance for measuring throughput, latency, packet loss and disordered sequence
Wirespeed traffic capturing with programmable filter and trigger criteria
Supports Universal Stream Counter (USC) with 256 streams
RFC 2544 test suite
RFC 2889 test suite
High precision 1 ppm temperature-compensated oscillator provides accurate clock speed to ensure
the reliability of the tests
Adding errors in transmitted traffic to simulate and test abnormal situations
Real-time statistics for each port, including transmitted/received frame for VLAN, IPv4, IPv4 fragment,
IPv4 extension , ICMP, ARP, total bytes/packets, CRC, IPCS error and over-and-under size frames
Supports IPv6
Utility softwares with user-friendly interface that supports various parameter configurations and meets
various test requirements
32 Capture Blocks for each Test Port
3.3. NuDOG-801 Applications in Different Modes
Stream Generation Mode
In Streams Generation mode, NuDOG-801 generates bi-directional network streams for test requirements
as the illustration above.
Both NuDOG-801’s Port A and Port B can generate and receive test streams. The test streams are sent
and returned to the same NuDOG-801 for DUT (device under test) analysis.

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TAP/Loopback Mode
TAP Mode
Loopback Mode
In TAP mode, NuDOG-801 can monitor any data that flows through it. Network TAP is a method of
monitoring network’s situation dynamically without interference. NuDOG-801 can tap bi-directional or
uni-directional traffic from different sides (port A and port B) and also provides abundant packet counters.
In Loopback mode, NuDOG-801 resends the incoming streams back to the source.
NIC Mode
In this mode, NuDOG-801 simulates network interface card (NIC).

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3.4. NuDOG-801 Interface Ports
NuDOG-801C Hardware Overview
A
LEDs
LEDs that displays NuDOG-801C’s status.
B
Mini-USB Port*
5 Pin Mini-B Receptacle USB Port. You can manage, configure,
or update firmware/FPGA when connecting NuDOG-801C to
your PC. While under TAP mode, this mini-USB port can also
re-direct tapped packets to PC.
C
Power Jack
12V DC Power Jack for connecting external power adapter.
D
Cooling FAN
Fan hole with internal fan for ventilation.
E
Diagnostic Port
8-Pin Mini-DIN Receptacle Diagnostic Port
F
10 Gigabit Wirespeed
SFP+Port
10 Gigabit Wirespeed SFP+ Port
*Please note that when connecting NuDOG-801C with PC via its USB port, DO NOT use a USB hub

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3.5. NuDOG-801 LED Status
LED
Status
Description
Power/Fail
Green Blinking
Power is ON and working properly
Yellow Blinking
System failed
USB
Green Blinking
USB of this device is linked to PC
Error/Loss
Yellow Blinking
CRC error or packet loss is occurring
OFF
No CRC error or packet loss is occurring
Link/ACT
Green ON
The RJ45 Port is connected to DUT/Network
Green Blinking
NuDOG-801 is transmitting or receiving data

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4. NuDOG-101T Descriptions
4.1. NuDOG-101T OVERVIEW
NuDOG-101T is a handheld device with two ports for Ethernet testing.
The main functions of NuDOG-101T include multi-streams generation,
TAP/Loopback test, and NIC emulation.
Connecting NuDOG-101T to its mini-USB port makes it possible for
system configurations and managements. NuDOG-101T is an ideal
device for in-field testing.
NuDOG-101T can work along with a series of utility softwares that
qualify industrial standards such as RFC 2889, RFC 2544, and QoS.
With these utilities, NuDOG-101T is able to conduct throughput test,
latency test, error filtering test, forwarding test, and so on. These utility
softwares provide a user-friendly interface for making different test configurations and setting test
parameters and criteria. More optional softwares are available for extended test requirements.
With its unique Universal Stream Counter (USC), NuDOG-101T offers real-time statistics of network
events during packet monitoring and capturing.
With these advantageous features, NuDOG-101T is your best partner for LAB researching and in-field
troubleshooting.

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4.2. Features & Advantages of NuDOG-101T
Hardware based wirespeed streams generation, analysis, network TAP and NIC
High precision performance for measuring throughput, latency, packet loss and disordered sequence
Wirespeed traffic capturing with programmable filter and trigger criteria
Supports Universal Stream Counter (USC) with 128 streams
RFC 2544 test suite
RFC 2889 test suite
Layer 1 and Layer 2 loopback test
High precision 1 ppm temperature-compensated oscillator provides accurate clock speed to ensure
the reliability of the tests
Injecting errors in transmitted traffic to simulate and test abnormal situations
Real-time statistics for each port, including transmitted /received frame for VLAN, IPv4, IPv4 fragment,
IPv4 extension , ICMP, ARP, total bytes/packets, CRC, IPCS error and over-and-under size frames
User-friendly interface that supports various parameter configurations and meets various test
requirements
256Mbits packet capture buffer per port
4.3. NuDOG-101T Applications in Different Modes
Stream Generation Mode
In Streams Generation mode, NuDOG-101T generates bi-directional network streams for test
requirements as the illustration above.
Both NuDOG-101T’s Port A and Port B can generate and receive test streams. The test streams are sent
and returned to the same NuDOG-101T for DUT (device under test) analysis.

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TAP/Loopback Mode
TAP Mode
Loopback Mode
In TAP mode, NuDOG-101T can monitor any data that flows through it. Network TAP is a method of
monitoring network’s situation dynamically without interference. NuDOG-101T can tap bi-directional or
uni-directional traffic from different sides (port A and port B) and also provides abundant packet counters.
In Loopback mode, NuDOG-101T resends the incoming streams back to the source.
NIC Mode
In this mode, NuDOG-101T simulates network interface card (NIC).

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4.4. NuDOG-101T Interface Ports
NuDOG-101T Hardware Overview
A
Mini-USB Port for connecting NuDOG-101T to PC or for power supply.
B
LEDs that display NuDOG-101T’s system status.
C
Interface Port A/B for connecting NuDOG-101T to DUT or network.

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4.5. NuDOG-101T LED Status
LED
Status
Description
Power
Green Blinking
Power is ON and working properly
Yellow Blinking
System failed
USB
Green Blinking
USB of this device is linked to PC
PG/TAP
Green
NuDOG-101T is working under Packet Generation Mode
Yellow
NuDOG-101T is working under TAP Mode
OFF
NuDOG-101T is working under NIC (Network Interface Card) mode
Capture A/B
Green
Port A/B is under Capturing Mode
Link/ACT
Green ON
The RJ45 Port is connected to DUT/Network
Green Blinking
NuDOG-101T is transmitting or receiving data
Speed
Green ON
100Mbps connection
OFF
10Mbps connection if Link/ACT is ON or blinking