Here's what a $60,000 dollar traffic generator looks like.
Here's what a $60,000 dollar traffic generator looks like
Joshua Martinez
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Liam Wood
that kinda looks like they stuffed a generic motherboard into a generic rack case and just filled it with wi-fi cards
Dominic Green
Brody Carter
shit, i wish i could do that for that price. saw these guys at a linux con this weekend. but holy fuck 60k for a wifi tester
Jayden Morgan
What's it do?
Nathan Reed
>traffic generator
>what does it do?
Charles King
what does a traffic generator do?
I thought the point was to not have traffic, so that people could get to work / back home earlier.
Andrew Williams
>traffic generator
is it what runs the robot cars?
do we need laws on artificially generated traffic now?
Grayson Reed
>burgers pay 60 grand for something I can do with a thinkpad, 5 usb wifi adapters and a free linux distro
truly the goyest of goyms
Luke Morales
Based retard.
Sebastian Hernandez
>burger
>says canada right on the server
Camden Gutierrez
>canada
Grayson Moore
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Jason Brooks
>$60,000 dollar
Jonathan Torres
What is this shit even suppose to do?
Mason Ramirez
Jaxon Cooper
So it stress tests networks?
Liam Wright
it generates traffic
Samuel Edwards
yep
Nicholas Smith
Show me the USB WiFi adapter that
works with Linux,
supports 802.11ac,
supports MIMO, at least 3x3,
supports master mode
Jason Miller
>trying to justify a 60 grand purchase when you can get everything for 250$ tops
>a simple google search reveals an adapter that works in linux with all the features and is plug and play
such a good goy
Ian Lewis
I like CandelaTech, their ath10k-ct firmware and drivers at least makes the wifi usable on this shit TP-Link running OpenWrt
Anthony Foster
i have a few of these in the attic at work. i can take them apart if Jow Forums is interested
Mason Ortiz
Based retard.
Ayden Scott
Here let me do it for you. There’s some circuit boards inside a box. K...keep me posted.
Ayden Richardson
You could do all kinds of fun stuff with one of these that isn't the 'intended purpose'.
Owen Harris
>why is the wifi slow?
>because it's wifi
>ticket closed
i just saved $60k
Isaiah Perry
>user! What are you doing, I paid 60k for that!!!
Isaiah Kelly
eveything non-Intel.
Because intel wifi chips don't work at all
Nathan Sanders
>eveything non-Intel.
I'm not aware of even a single 3x3 MIMO 802.11ac USB device
Jacob Phillips
We use something similar at work but for Ethernet. Costs way more than $60k but then it has 10/100G capability. You pay for the software as well as the hardware, folks.
Jeremiah Hill
>let's not use this enterprise grade equipment and instead get that fat guy down the streets 10 year old Chinese laptop to loan us his garbage
Lol
Landon Taylor
Couldn’t you just rent a company botnet and have them just run a DDos at your system. Pretty sure I’ve seen legit companies which loan botnets to people
Josiah Wright
That's a big spider
Leo Morales
Yo mama so ugly I wouldn't bang her for 60 grand
Jose Rivera
I miss edsworld :(
Joseph Morales
>this system includes the armageddon feature at no additional charge
Jace Price
For internet yeah but not for your internal Network
Noah Williams
I've intel and it works, though requires a non-free driver firmware-iwlwifi.
Ian Davis
Good luck outputting 24 Gbps of traffic from your chinkpad
Ayden Morris
Still, paying $60K - for what, exactly? 48 Gbps? Pretty sure an in-house hardware can be slapped together for $2K, and these wi-fi modules look like off the shelf components as well.
> >let's trust everything "enterprise grade"
lolx2.
Goddamn, people buy the stupidest shit, why am I not selling it. How should I approach my career at jewing fools?
John Martinez
>Armageddon feature at no additional charge
Gavin Bennett
it's mostly boomers who happen to be friends with the owner of businesses that buy this shit and convince the owner it's a worthy piece of equipment and best practice.