In Chengdu China, Sigma-RT has 16 test labs equipped with professional devices. The labs can simulate protocols in large scale for Layer 2-7 equipment and generate line traffic. The simulation of real network users challenges the performance boundary of IP infrastructure and applications, stressing the device and system’s performance in real-world networks.

The labs can host automated router and system tests for the routing capacity of devices and networks, routing convergence, session scalability, tunnel scalability and data performance. The comprehensive traffic libraries for simulating the real applicable traffic by capturing, modifying and replaying the real traffic. We have captured and categorized over 100 million real Internet packets, and this number keeps growing.

Sigma-RT has attached importance to IP (intellectual property) protection since its inception. With a set of full access control system, only authorized project members are permitted to enter the specific labs. Each lab is equipped with monitoring system to secure the device and facility safety.

Our quality assurance system provides encompassing management over test case design, execution, device defect report and project quality control, covering professional test services including function, performance, pressure (stability), safety tests till the comprehensive system test.

Test Tools

The application layer traffic generator developed by Sigma-RT R&D team, SigmationLS, can generate large scale traffic of Web actions and network applications to simulate the real world application test environment, ensuring the devices are tests under real pressures, and getting authentic device performance statistics.

The full IP automation test framework SigmationTF® provides 7/24 unattended test running. Learn more

Attack Test Framework The attack test framework we developed can blend the traffic from valid users, malicious senders and attachment virus, simulating DDoS attacks against L4-7 protocols and the server/clients.

Graphic Traffic Monitor The graphic traffic monitor we developed on Linux can display the traffic statistics of all device ports in the target environment, and report the device running status in an intuitive approach.