AirMagnet Survey Professional v4.0 Build 7923 [h33t] [Original]
http://www.airmagnet.com/products/survey/
SUNNYVALE, Calif., Sep 05, 2006 — AirMagnet Inc., the leader in wireless network assurance, released AirMagnet Survey v4.0.
The new Survey 4.0 release offers other key enhancements, including an integration with Google Earth to enhance outdoor Wi-Fi site surveys. Users can overlay Survey results onto Google Earth maps to pinpoint areas of interference and noise, while taking advantage of Google Earth's GPS accuracy and flexibility to zoom in to any level of detail. This makes AirMagnet Survey uniquely suited for city-wide Wi-Fi networks-like in Mountain View, Calif., where Google is creating a municipal wireless network covering the entire city and delivering free Internet access to residents and visitors-which increasingly require scientific outdoor site planning and surveying.
Additional new features of AirMagnet Survey v4.0 include:
- Spectrum Interference Alarms and Analysis take Survey's integration with Spectrum Analyzer a step further by providing alarms when spectral interfe-rence is detected and identifying specific sources of interference, enabling surveyors to account for interference at the planning stage, before it affects network performance.
- Roaming Control makes AirMagnet's unique method of active surveying even more active, by allowing the user to set a standard roam rate during a site survey to more accurately recreate the true end-user experience, rather than base planning on the signal strength, connection speed and number of packet retries experienced by a single wireless machine.
- Integration with AirMagnet Laptop Analyzer enables site surveys conducted using Laptop Analyzer's survey tool to be imported into Survey. Field agents armed with Laptop Analyzer can use it to conduct live surveys and send them back to Survey at a central location for further analysis.
Additional new features of AirMagnet Planner include:
- Access Point Overlap shows on the map display where APs on the same channel overlap above a user-defined threshold. Users can also investigate an AP in detail to plot the total combined interference to a particular access point from all other APs.
- Advanced Network Simulation provides full control of the proposed wireless infrastructure. Users can add APs to any location and experiment to find the ideal AP placement for the environment with independent settings for both 802.11a and 802.11b/g radios. Users can predict performance based on changes to the AP channel, IP address, transmit power, antenna type, orientation and height.
- Predicted Wi-Fi Environment Report and Bill of Materials can be auto-matically generated upon completion of the site survey. The report outlines the predicted Wi-Fi landscape, including areas of dead spots and interference, how many APs to deploy and how to configure APs for optimal coverage and performance.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
AirMagnet Survey Professional v4.0
Today's wireless service providers, managed-service providers, and
network infrastructure vendors all consider site surveys a mandatory
and vital part of the wireless LAN deployment process.
AirMagnet has addressed these requirements with the industry's most
accurate WLAN planning solution.
AirMagnet Survey
Stands apart from other market solutions by enabling enterprises to
collect live signal, packet and spectrum data during their site
surveys.
This allows enterprises to simulate and measure network performance
in the most scientific way possible, with the most accurate depiction
of a real-world user experience-which ultimately results in a better
performing network.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
1. Install.
2. When asked generate your Serial Number, Serial Key and License
File with the Keygen in the EDGE dir, then enter your Serial
and Key into the request dialog.
3. Select "Browse for a license file from local machine." and press next.
4. Select your supported Wi-Fi card from the list and install the
AirMagnet drivers.
5. When the installer asks you select "Browse for a license file from
local machine".
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