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TelcoBridges also offers a higher capacity Tmonitor with the [[TM3000]] for STM-1 connections. | TelcoBridges also offers a higher capacity Tmonitor with the [[TM3000]] for STM-1 connections. | ||
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*[[Media:DATA SHEET TM1000.pdf|Data sheet]] | *[[Media:DATA SHEET TM1000.pdf|Data sheet]] | ||
*[[Media:Quick Install Guide for TM-1000.pdf|TM1000 Quick Installation Guide]] | *[[Media:Quick Install Guide for TM-1000.pdf|TM1000 Quick Installation Guide]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:12, 5 May 2016
As a high-performance voice and data traffic-monitoring solution, each Tmonitor TM1000 unit can perform non-intrusive, full-duplex monitoring and filtering of 64 T1/E1/JI interfaces per device at line-rate, providing up to 100% packet capture. Data captured by the TM1000 is routed by TCP/IP to an application server where it is analyzed and acted upon. In addition, PCM voice traffic can be recorded with TB StreamServer™, an application supplied by TelcoBridges.
Contrary to network-monitoring probes, the Tmonitor TM1000 does not affect the performance of the network or the status of a call, or introduce unwanted data artifacts. The TM1000 is designed to work with a purpose-built 32-port monitoring patch panel that features a high-impedance circuit to limit signal drain.
TelcoBridges also offers a higher capacity Tmonitor with the TM3000 for STM-1 connections.
The Tmedia family can also be used for monitoring with lower density, but with voice analysis capabilities using DSPs or VOIP hardware.
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Features & Benefits
Monitoring applications. In addition to recording and analyzing voice messages, generating and verifying call detail records (CDR), the TM1000 enables services providers to perform fraud detection, lawful interception, and location-based billing.
Carrier-grade performance. The Tmonitor TM1000 is a high-volume monitoring solution. Multiple TM1000 devices and application servers can be clustered together in one or more facilities to provide essentially unlimited scalability. Application servers can also be deployed remotely for fully distributed monitoring.
Network monitoring flexibility. The Tmonitor TM1000 allows service providers to process and analyze all data captured in SS7, ISDN and HDLC packets and Raw traffic, as well as record up to 256 channels of voice traffic. It features highly configurable on-board packet filters so that only relevant information is captured from traffic streams and stored.
Non-intrusive. In order to maintain overall system performance and QoS, the TM1000 does not introduce latency or otherwise modify or alter the stream of communications. Installation of the TM1000 requires no modification to existing communications equipment.
For quotes or information regarding the Tmonitor, see TelcoBridges website.
Use Cases
The TM1000 device can be applied to the following markets:
- Network monitoring
- Lawful intercept
- Location-based services
- SMS alerts to roaming subscribers
Using TM1000 with Toolpack
Starting with Toolpack 2.9, the Tmonitor TM1000 can be integrated in the Toolpack framework, which provides easy-to-use APIs to control monitoring, and also provides protocol analyzer classes.
For more information about integration of monitoring functionalities in Toolpack, please refer to the following documentation: Toolpack Monitoring
