Excentis is very excited to announce a new version of the XRA-31 system!

This version adds support for inverse upstream Concatenation and Fragmentation (ICCF) of 'Segment Header ON' service flows over multiple channels in real time. It also includes several stability and bug fixes.

More details can be found in the changelog.

We strongly advise our customers to update to this

For this webinar, Excentis has joined forces with DOMOS and together we will take a deeper dive into the world of network testing and monitoring, and the importance of latency in this area. We love to analyze and explain.

• Describe Excentis' and DOMOS' shared point of view on the latency topic
• Explain the concepts of Quality of Experience Delivered (QED) and Quantitative Timeliness Agreements (QTAs)
• Provide a short demo of our all-in-one network traffic

Dear Excentis Customers,

Monday 6th June is a public holiday in Belgium and therefore any support questions will be addressed from Tuesday 7th onwards.

Best regards,

Excentis team

Great news for ByteBlower users who are currently using or plan to use our Wireless Endpoint application: We have just released new versions of the ByteBlower GUI (2.16.4) and the WEP (2.16) which have improved features for configuring tests and results reporting.

In ByteBlower GUI 2.16.4, we have now included RSSI/SSID/BSSID measurements, and these are now a standard feature of the ByteBlower report whenever a test includes a WEP device.

This allows you to get a fast and

ByteBlower GUI 2.17.0 has just been released for macOS. Read the full changelog here.
This version brings the latest features like RSSI/SSID/BSSID graphs in the reports to macOS. These features were released earlier for Windows and Linux in version 2.16.4. 

You can use the update pop-up in the ByteBlower GUI or use the installers from the setup