NetClaw is an advanced network and service performance analyzer that allows fixed and mobile operators and vendors to quickly provision, troubleshoot, and optimize existing and emerging services across GSM, CDMA, GPRS/EDGE, UMTS, SS7, and IP domains.
Designed with advanced applications for service testing, network monitoring, and data acquisition for next-generation networks, NetClaw provides a highly reliable and scalable solution architecture for both remote and local operation. NetClaw features an unmatched top-down testing approach and intuitive graphic user interface. These unique features simplify test and workflow procedures across the organization and speed trouble resolution by as much as 50%, improving customer satisfaction. NetClaw network and service performance analyzer also facilitates day-to-day operation, makes more efficient use of network experts, and increases overall productivity within the organization.
Using NetClaw multi-level protocol analysis, service providers can expedite the detection and resolution of problems in their GSM, CDMA, GPRS/EDGE, 3G, SS7, or VoIP networks to increase the customer's quality experience. This allows operators to carry out "on the spot" troubleshooting without having to deploy an external post-processing tool. Moreover, NetClaw includes powerful and advanced statistical processing capabilities, supporting daily operations with intuitive statistical information for the troubleshooting process.
NetClaw is part of Anritsu's comprehensive suite of monitoring, troubleshooting, and optimization solutions that include Compass and MasterClaw. This allows you to easily and efficiently scale your monitoring and test solution from a small-scale installation to network-wide coverage using the same platform.
Benefits at a Glance
Optimize your network for increased customer satisfaction
Fast provisioning of emerging services across GSM, CDMA, GPRS/EDGE, UMTS, SS7, and IP networks
Decrease network and service downtime and speed trouble resolution by up to 50%
Efficient maintenance and optimization of existing services: GSM
