IxVeriWave Reviews

Name: IxVeriWave
Brand: Keysight Technologies
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

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Ixia IxVeriWave™ helps deliver great Wi-Fi networks through a comprehensive test approach—delivering powerful independent Wi-Fi benchmarking, real-world ecosystems, functional, soak, and stability testing for wireless local area networks (WLANs).

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IxVeriWave is the #10 ranked solution in top Network Modeling and Simulation solutions. PeerSpot users give IxVeriWave an average rating of 9.0 out of 10. IxVeriWave is most commonly compared to Fortinet FortiTester: IxVeriWave vs Fortinet FortiTester.

Buyer's Guide

Network Modeling and Simulation

March 2024

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Helped 768,415 peers since 2012

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Valuable Features

"With this solution, I can evaluate an access point in one day — this saves us a lot of time and resources."

Room for Improvement

"Currently, it's only compatible with Windows; it's not compatible with Mac and Linux. If we could connect via a browser, perhaps any OS would be sufficient."

Pricing

"The price fluctuates quite a bit — it should be more stable."

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Extensive and comprehensive Wi-Fi access point (AP) and controller testing
Detailed radio frequency (RF) generation and analysis
Vital and unique MU-MIMO testing and analysis that includes Beamforming accuracy
Detailed performance metrics to assess the quality of voice, video, unified communications, web, and industry-specific applications
BYOD real application and fingerprinted device emulation