EXFO - EX1: Network Testing and Monitoring Solution - 722

The EX1 from EXFO, is an internet speed tester. Both for wired or wireless connections.

Speed promised. Speed delivered.
Measure your subscribers’ real-life throughput up to full line rate Gigabit Ethernet by using (Speedtest®by Ookla®) while removing the effect of their home hardware or installation setup. Quickly and easily generate a birth certificate demonstrating that speeds ordered are speeds delivered—starting from service activation.

EXFO develops smarter network test, monitoring and analytics solutions for the world’s leading communication service providers, network equipment manufacturers and webscale companies.

· 2,000+ employees
· Presence in 25+ countries
· 30+ years
· 95% of top CSPs
· 5000+ audits of quality of service and performance
· No. 1 in fiber optic test solutions
· Unmatched insights into subscriber experience
· Award-wining company
· Technology leader in geolocation
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[SuperBigDogU]

Most would say they could do this from their own systems, but the device utilizes its hardware instead of the systems, to analyse speeds and such directly removing any delays that may be caused by network equipment NIC or pc/laptop/server. If you troubleshoot networks for a living, looks like a useful gadget to have. Great video.

[esmannr]

Don't eat the white bag... You have cookies to enjoy!

[Hancock_nl]

Great review, you showed us all the ins and outs of a fairly priced high-end tool. Awesome job!

[MVVblog]

Very good quality product, interesting company :-)

[menzy]

Mort its an Australian plug! Hi from Australia!

[SilasHack]

The reason you did not know where the plug was from was the fact you had it upside down, due to it being from Australia ;-)

[Hobbiekip]

That new hardware smell... Hmm :D Great video Morten. Nice to see you have a sponsored video.

[SproutyPottedPlant]

Look at our big, safe British plug next to that beautiful plug from Australia!

[Chriss]

morten, I made you aware of the issue before but you are still getting a lot of artifacting.
maybe you could try to use a higher bitrate to reduce it to a minimum because it is really bothering me.

[razvantemelcea]

13:31 Now i can... pickup the phone. That was really funny.

[eversr]

Perhaps "pockethernet" is a more interesting cable/ethernet testing tool for home/semi-professional users. - And it is cheap for what it does.

[krystianjazdowski]

i cant remove sfp from slot, please help how to do it

[esmannr]

You were tempted by all the games =-)```

[beckk]

Mmmm...Silica Gel. Hope you enjoyed it :-)

[kaveesha]

you got a slow internet connection in denmark compared to us in Sri Lanka

[basementscience]

10:30 unexpected hahaha


preview of the new asmr channel

[TheErilaz]

Hello, I am curious if it is possible to get hold of a used server that has  2~3ghz quad core and 16 GB of RAM.
The machine must be silent enough for living room placement and have low power usage.Its nice if it accepts aftermarket parts without going nuts.
I have 4x 1Tb used SATA disks that I want to use in a Raid configuration for file storage, and one 1Tb sata for OS space.
To sum up the minimum specifications:
16GB ram.2Ghz quad core CPU.
It must be reasonable priced, a couple of years old is 100% OK. So, what brand and models do you suggest?

[webermello]

That plug is used in some places in South America, Argentina and Uruguay for sure.

[thatrandomtechperson]

I have a Compaq server, with a bad hard drive, I would ship it to you, but I'm in the usa, and it would be too much to ship to you.

[DOYLECLEVERLOBE]

Ookla is a highly inaccurate, they overrate internet speeds. I have used 3 other speed tests and Ookla can be off by as much as 40mbps on the download side however they upload test seems accurate.