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Airtool Pi Vs. Epitiro - Network Agent

Airtool Pi vs Epitiro - Network Agent Usage & Stats

Airtool Pi is a utility for WLAN and IT professionals that allows you to do remote Wi-Fi packet captures using Linux sensors, such as the WLAN Pi, or any Linux box with one or more compatible Wi-Fi adapters. Airtool Pi securely connects to the Linux endpoint over SSH and automatically starts a Wi-Fi packet capture using the specified capture options. Then, it saves the packet capture locally on your iPhone or iPad, which you can share later for further analysis as part of your troubleshooting workflow. FEATURES • Simple, straightforward user interface • Add and manage sensors • Multi-channel captures using up to 4 adapters on the same sensor • Specify capture options: adapter, channel, and channel width • Support for 2.4, 5 and 6 GHz captures using 20, 40, 80, 160, or 320 MHz channels • Manage and share Wi-Fi packet captures • Secure remote captures over SSH • Capture options: size limit, packet slicing • Light and dark mode support

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Epitiro - Network Agent

Internet connectivity and performance problems can arise at any moment – so how do you get faster issue resolution? Made for IT and Network Engineers, the Epitiro app allows you to securely measure, report and troubleshoot internet service from any location – all from your phone. The app runs a number of key performance and diagnostic tests, from iperf3 to port scan and speedtests, to help you remotely identify areas of poor cellular or Wi-Fi service. How it works: 1. Set up a myEPITIRO subscription 2. Download the free app on your phone 3. Use phone at problem location to run remote diagnostic tests 4. Control tests on the phone or remotely from a myEPITIRO account 5. Analyze results remotely in real-time – all results immediately available and stored in your myEPITIRO account Tests available: • Ping any server • Ookla speedtest • YouTube • Browser • Ports Scan • iperf3 – TCP/UDP • HTTP • FTP • Dropbox Visit epitiro.com to find out more.