GUI 2.21
Experience Enhanced Flexibility | Unlock a host of powerful features designed to enhance your testing experience. ByteBlower GUI 2.21 brings a range of improvements, especially for ByteBlower Endpoint users. It empowers you with Heartbeating mode, real-time results, flexible TPID configuration, ipv6 firewall traversal, and more! Important Note: For optimal performance and compatibility, we strongly advise using "ByteBlower GUI 2.21" in conjunction with "ByteBlower Server 2.21," "MeetingPoint 2.21," and "ByteBlower Endpoint 2.21." With the all-new ByteBlower 2.21 release, you are all set to get your hands on these exciting new features. |
Heartbeating Mode for EndPoint | Introducing Heartbeating Mode: Maintain seamless contact with ByteBlower Endpoints by sending regular heartbeats after specified intervals through the duration of the test. Enable or disable this mode via "File" -> "Project Properties" -> "Scenario" -> "Wireless Endpoints" -> "Keep contact with each ByteBlower Endpoint". Note: Heartbeating Mode is enabled by default for new projects at a 5-second interval. Ensure manual activation for older project files. For more about “Heartbeating Mode” and its use in the ByteBlower API, read here. |
Realtime Results for Endpoint | Experience real-time insights with ByteBlower Endpoint during active test scenarios. Ensure "Heartbeating Mode" is active before project execution for real-time ByteBlower Endpoint results.
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Stable Longer Duration Tests for Endpoint | Longer-duration tests are now more robust than ever. Traditionally, these tests necessitated substantial data transmission toward the scenario's conclusion, often causing disruptions in less stable connections. However, with the introduction of "Heartbeating Mode," this issue is mitigated. Results from the endpoints are now transmitted at defined intervals throughout the test, significantly reducing data transmission near the end of scenarios. This enhancement assures heightened stability during extended tests, ensuring your results remain uninterrupted. |
Preserved Reporting for Endpoint | Forget the worry of losing data. "Heartbeating Mode" in ByteBlower 2.21 now offers partial result reporting. Even if a device drops out, results up to the last interval are preserved. Ensure "Heartbeating Mode" is enabled for this safeguard. |
Flexible TPID Configurations | Unlock the potential of Q-in-Q and diverse TPID configurations for your VLAN-tagged traffic plans. ByteBlower 2.21 now lets you effortlessly configure various common TPID types via the GUI. Ideal for scenarios involving distinct inner and outer VLANs with different TPIDs. Note:
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IPv6 Firewall Traversal | Introducing the dedicated firewall option for IPv6 traffic, addressing challenges related to downstream traffic transmission.
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Refreshed ByteBlower Reports | A refreshed reporting format awaits you right after running a new scenario. We've maintained the core features while ushering in a modern aesthetic.
Note: Large-scale tests may fall back to the old version of the HTML report. |
More User-Friendly than ever | Simplify your experience by ensuring that your preferences take the lead over automatic methods, all without interrupting you with runtime issues, unless absolutely necessary.
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Improved visuals | We've fine-tuned the user interface to ensure a smoother and more pleasant experience.
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Additional Improvements | We've made several additional improvements to enrich your testing experience:
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Deprecated | As part of our commitment to continuous improvement, we've replaced some features in ByteBlower GUI 2.21 with more effective alternatives to enhance your testing experience:
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Closing Remarks | We're thrilled to present ByteBlower GUI 2.21! Your feedback on these updates is invaluable to us, as we strive to enhance your testing experience. We're confident that these improvements will simplify your testing procedures and equip you with the necessary tools for success. We genuinely appreciate your continued trust in ByteBlower, and we're excited to embark on this journey of innovation and excellence together. Here's to a future of successful testing and ongoing collaboration! |