Fluke upgrades LinkIQ for IP network testing
Fluke Networks has upgraded its LinkIQ™ Cable+Network Tester, in order to expand its ability to test and troubleshoot IP networks, and support users in 12 languages.
Fluke Networks has upgraded its LinkIQ™ Cable+Network Tester, in order to expand its ability to test and troubleshoot IP networks, and support users in 12 languages.
Fluke launched a handheld tool that detects invisible near-infrared (850-1625nm) wavelengths used in fibre-optic communication to troubleshoot cable, port, polarity and transceiver issues.
EVERETT, WA – Fluke Networks today announced that its cloud-based LinkWare Live service has reached a significant milestone – contractors and cable installers have uploaded more than five million test results to date. Today’s installers are able to manage and analyse complex certification jobs and upload the results from anywhere with Fluke Networks Versiv family of testers via LinkWare Live
At the 2015 BICSI Winter Conference, Fluke Networks unveiled a powerful new edition of LinkWare Live, its cloud-based cable certification project management service.
Based on LinkWare Live Essentials, which the company launched at the 2014 BICSI Fall Conference, the new LinkWare Live Professional further streamlines workflow for project managers and field technicians, providing cabling certification project status via any smart, mobile device.
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