PacketStorm Hurricane vs iTrinegy NE-ONE Network Emulator comparison

iTrinegy Network Emulator (INE and NE-ONE Emulator) products enable you to realistically recreate a wide variety of network conditions like latency, jitter, packet loss/error/reordering and bandwidth restrictions so that you can simulate environments such as Wide Area Networks (WANs), Wireless LANs, GPRS, 3G, IP over Radio / Radio over IP(RoIP), Satellite or MPLS networks. It is then possible to test the performance of new (or existing) applications in these replicated networks. Using these products from development, through testing to pre-deployment ensures your application will work and perform in its target network without the requirement for painful and expensive fixing, re-coding or re-designing.

The NE-ONE Emulator features an intuitive and easy-to-use GUI. Aswell as a range of Auto-Configuration features, including a Geolocation latency calculator, to remove the guess-work and save you time. The emulator also features a library of pre-configured emulation scenarios; and is capable of simultaneously emulating multiple network links.

PacketStorm Hurricane V IP network emulator provides WAN emulation and network simulation for very high data rates. The Hurricane V emulates any network condition in a repeatable and controllable lab setting. To re-create any network condition, the emulator can impair IP and non-IP traffic, provide dynamic, time varying impairments, and use a fully independent and flexible GUI architecture. Data generation provides network simulation without utilizing network resources or equipment.