Test How your Application will perform in The Cloud before Deployment.

The Maxwell Network Emulator helps network managers, software developers and testers learn how their products will perform in mobile, cloud, and WAN networks.   By capturing and changing network flows, Maxwell can induce the conditions that cause network congestion, slow links, time outs, and many other adverse network conditions.   Network managers can then see the effects on the device or application to find and fix bugs, solve network problems, and learn the limits of device and application performance.

Key Benefits of the Maxwell Network Simulator

• Scenario driven user interface – select the situation you wish to emulate; pick your network emulation
• Graphical, command line, or script-driven interface for maximum flexibility
• Highly accurate and realistic network  emulations via multiple flows; emulates real-world traffic
• Saves testing time by permitting changes on the fly without reloading or restarting
• Enhances regression testing by saving and reloading config files and logging data
• The only network emulator that's fully programmable and customizable using C or C++
• Quick and easy setup -- create a network simulation in less than fifteen minutes

Multi-Purpose and Versatile Network Simulations

• For testing, validation, and troubleshooting, the Maxwell Network Emulator helps test and replicate bugs in new releases and at customer sites by replicating a production network;, thus simuating the network traffic.
• Real-world network emulation for demonstrations, tradeshows, training, and learning;  engineers can understand how to correlate network behavior with the cause of that behavior to learn how the network operates and how your product performs.
• Use Maxwell as a network simulator for all network technologies and applications, including VoIP, video conferencing, SANs, wireless, mobile, VPN, and many more...

Use Maxwell through a GUI, scripts, or a number of published APIs and dynamic plugins.

Find problems before anyone else does

As network applications proliferate and users attach new types of devices to networks, the need for high QoS and better packet compensation algorithms increases. Through use of a network simulator,  you can discover hidden problems that only reveal themselves at the worst possible moments and fix them, saving time, money, and your reputation.  Add the Maxwell Network Emulator to your lab today!