Below are questions frequently asked by our customers and partners about GAO Tek’s network analyzers.

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What is a PSTN network analyzer?

GAO Tek’s PSTN network analyzer is a tool designed to monitor and analyze the performance of Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) systems.

GAO Tek helps identify and troubleshoot issues in telecommunication networks, ensuring optimal call quality and reliability.

We can measure parameters such as jitter, latency, packet loss, and signal strength to assess network health.

By analyzing call metrics, such as MOS (Mean Opinion Score), and identifying anomalies affecting voice quality.

Yes, our many analyzers support both digital and analog lines for comprehensive network coverage.

Our protocol analysis helps decode and interpret signaling protocols, allowing for in-depth analysis of communication patterns.

It identifies and pinpoints the source of line disturbances, facilitating quick resolution of connectivity issues.

Yes, our integration capabilities ensure seamless collaboration with other tools for a holistic network monitoring approach.

Regular use, especially during maintenance cycles or when issues arise, helps in proactive network management.

Our reports may include call logs, performance summaries, and trend analyses for informed decision-making.

Yes, our many analyzers are scalable and can handle the complexity of large-scale telecommunication infrastructures.

Some of our analyzers have security features, helping to detect and mitigate potential security vulnerabilities in the network.

Our many analyzers come with intuitive interfaces and user-friendly dashboards, making them accessible to non-technical users.

Yes, real-time monitoring allows for immediate detection and response to any anomalies in call traffic.

Our historical data analysis helps identify patterns and trends, enabling proactive network planning and optimization.

Yes, many analyzers offer remote monitoring capabilities, facilitating continuous surveillance and troubleshooting.

By identifying and resolving issues promptly, they help reduce downtime and minimize the need for costly repairs.

Yes, some open-source options are available, providing flexibility for users with specific customization needs.

Yes, automated diagnostics streamline the troubleshooting process, saving time and resources.

Our reputable vendors provide regular updates, patches, and customer support to ensure the continued effectiveness of their analyzers.

  • Call quality monitoring: Evaluate and ensure high-quality voice calls by monitoring parameters like MOS (Mean Opinion Score), jitter, and latency.
  • Troubleshooting line disturbances: Identify and rectify disruptions in telecommunication lines to maintain uninterrupted connectivity.
  • Protocol analysis: Decode and analyze signaling protocols for a deeper understanding of communication patterns within the PSTN.
  • Analog and digital line analysis: Support both analog and digital lines for comprehensive analysis of diverse telecommunication networks.
  • Security threat detection: Identify and mitigate potential security threats within the PSTN network.
  • Real-time call traffic monitoring: Monitor and analyze real-time call traffic to detect and respond promptly to any abnormalities.
  • Performance optimization: Optimize network performance by analyzing key parameters and implementing improvements.
  • Capacity planning: Assist in planning network capacity based on historical data and usage patterns.
  • Integration with other tools: Integrate seamlessly with other network monitoring tools for a holistic approach to network management.
  • Remote monitoring: Enable continuous surveillance and troubleshooting through remote monitoring capabilities.
  • Automated diagnostics: Perform automated diagnostics to streamline the troubleshooting process and save time.
  • Cost Savings in operations: Identify issues promptly to reduce downtime and minimize the need for costly repairs.
  • Historical data analysis: Analyze historical data to identify patterns and trends for proactive network planning and optimization.
  • Capacity and resource utilization analysis: Assess how network resources are utilized to optimize capacity and improve efficiency.
  • Vendor performance evaluation: Evaluate the performance of different vendors’ equipment within the PSTN for informed decision-making.
  • Quality of Service (QoS) monitoring: Monitor and maintain the expected level of service quality for voice and data transmissions.
  • Network health assessments: Conduct comprehensive assessments of the overall health and functionality of the PSTN.
  • Compliance monitoring: Ensure compliance with regulatory standards and guidelines governing telecommunication networks.
  • VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) integration: Integrate with VoIP systems to provide a unified analysis of voice communication across platforms.
  • Fault Detection and Isolation: Detect faults in the network and isolate issues for efficient troubleshooting and resolution.
  • Predictive maintenance: Predict and address potential issues before they impact the network through proactive maintenance.
  • Load balancing analysis: Analyze and balance the load across different network components to ensure optimal performance.
  • Threshold alerting: Set thresholds and receive alerts for deviations from standard network performance parameters.
  • Call flow analysis: Analyze call flows to understand communication paths and optimize routing for efficiency.
  • Capacity scaling recommendations: Provide recommendations for scaling network capacity based on current and projected usage.
  • Comprehensive reporting: Generate detailed reports on call logs, performance summaries, and trend analyses for decision-making.
  • User experience improvement: Identify and address issues affecting user experience in telecommunication services.
  • Disaster recovery planning: Contribute to disaster recovery planning by identifying vulnerabilities and optimizing network resilience.
  • Network infrastructure audits: Conduct audits of the PSTN infrastructure to ensure alignment with industry standards.
  • Continuous improvement initiatives: Support ongoing initiatives for continuous improvement in telecommunication network performance.
  • Contact the manufacturer: Reach out to manufacturers directly or visit their official website for product documentation and compliance information.
  • Check product certifications: Look for certifications on the product or its documentation, such as FCC certification or other relevant standards.
  • Consult product manuals: Review the product manuals or technical specifications provided by manufacturers or companies, as they may contain information about regulatory compliance.
  • Contact customer support: If necessary, contact customer support for specific details on compliance with U.S. regulations.
  • Innovation, Science, and Economic Development Canada (ISED, formerly Industry Canada): PSTN network analyzers may comply with technical specifications and certification requirements set by ISED for telecommunications equipment sold and used in Canada.
  • Radiocommunication Act and regulations: Compliance with regulations under the Radiocommunication Act, including requirements related to electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), radio frequency (RF) emissions, and safety.
  • Telecommunications standards: Compliance with relevant technical standards and specifications for telecommunications equipment, ensuring interoperability and compatibility with Canadian networks.
  • Certification marks: Look for certification marks such as Industry Canada (IC) or Canadian Standards Association (CSA) to verify compliance with Canadian regulations and standards.
  • Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) regulations: Ensuring that GAO Tek PSTN network analyzers comply with EMC requirements to minimize electromagnetic interference and ensure proper operation in Canadian environments.
  • Safety standards: Compliance with safety standards and regulations to ensure the safe use of telecommunications equipment in Canada.
  • Import and export requirements: Adherence to import and export regulations for telecommunications equipment entering or leaving Canada.
  • International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC): PSTN network analyzers may comply with IEC standards, particularly those related to safety, electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), and other technical aspects.
  • International Telecommunication Union (ITU): Compliance with ITU standards ensures that the equipment meets global specifications for telecommunications systems and services.
  • European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI): ETSI standards, particularly for protocols and interfaces, may be relevant for PSTN network analyzers to ensure compatibility with European and global networks.
  • ISO (International Organization for Standardization): ISO standards related to quality, environmental management, and other relevant aspects may be considered for compliance.
  • CE marking: The CE marking indicates conformity with European Union (EU) product safety directives and may apply to international markets.
  • FCC certification (United States): Compliance with Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regulations is crucial for the U.S. market.
  • Industry Canada (IC) certification (Canada): Conformance to Industry Canada regulations is important for the Canadian market.
  • RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) directive: Compliance with RoHS ensures that the equipment is free from certain hazardous materials, facilitating international market access.
  • CISPR (International Special Committee on Radio Interference): Compliance with CISPR standards addresses electromagnetic interference issues, contributing to global market acceptance.
  • UL (Underwriters Laboratories) standards: Adherence to UL standards may be relevant, particularly for safety and performance aspects.

The alternative names of PSTN network analyzers include telephony network analyzer, telephone line diagnostic tool, public switched telephone network tester, telecom signal analyzer, line quality monitoring device, analog communication tester, PSTN performance analyzer, voice network diagnostic instrument, telecommunication line tester, circuit-switched network analyzer, PSTN health monitor, telephone system analyzer, network call quality analyzer, switched line troubleshooter, telephony infrastructure tester, line integrity analyzer, voice traffic analyzer, telecommunication circuit tester, call path quality monitor, and analog line analyzer.

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GAO Tek ships overnight to anywhere in continental Canada from one of its North American facilities.