If you want to have remote access to your ByteBlower you will need to configure your network to allow following traffic to the management interface of ByteBlower. PROTOCOL PORTNUMBER DESCRIPTION TCP 9002 Management traffic GUI/API <-->...

A ByteBlower has 2 or more traffic interfaces on the Server. They are located on the back of the server and marked with a T _(TRUNKING) _or a NT _(NON-TRUNKING)_. When you receive your system, it is pre-configured. This article explains how to configure ...

In our product we use Intel network cards. These cards only support following list of SFP+ modules. INTEL® ETHERNET SFP SR AND LR OPTICS Name Product Code or Part Number Supplier Part Numbers Type Intel® Ethernet SFP SR Optics E10GSF...

INTRODUCTION In this knowledge base article, we describe how to setup your first test using ByteBlower and ByteBlower Wireless Endpoints. We assume the ByteBlower server is already configured and can run wired tests. A back simple to back test is good st...

This how-to explains how to install the ByteBlower Wireless Endpoint onto your device. The application is supported on the following platforms: * Android * Apple iOS * Apple macOS * Microsoft Windows (7 and newer) * CentOS Linux (7 and newer...

INTRODUCTION When the ByteBlower Wireless Endpoints are being used, an extra service on the ByteBlower server must be installed. Meet the ByteBlower MeetingPoint! This service is the main interface with the Wireless Endpoints and will be used by the By...

Before being shipped to our customers, each ByteBlower Server is installed, configured and tested. So your new ByteBlower Server is ready to use when it arrives. However, sometimes a little configuring needs to be done before the server can be used. For e...

INTRODUCTION Sometimes you want another version of the ByteBlower, e.g. to run an old script which still relies on the ByteBlower 1.10.x server software. SELECTING A SPECIFIC BYTEBLOWER SERVER VERSION This is possible by selecting "2. Select a ByteBlo...