iRoam Performance for iOS

Description

This is an UNIQUE and ONLY tool in the App store.Is your wireless network optimized for VoIP or Voice over WLAN(VoWLAN)? Does the deployment of 802.11r and 802.11k improved the inter AP roaming performance? Any RF(radio frequency)coverage blind spot? This is the tool designed to measure and optimize/improve your WiFi network with real iOS devices, the iOS end users' roaming satisfaction will be improved after RF optimization.The roaming of 802.11 is a complex process, the client(phone or other mobile devices) made the decision when it shall roam to a new AP(access point) once it feels the signal level has been lower than the threshold.The roaming time that the App gives is the time that iOS sees new AP and talk to new AP in any roaming "language" between them(802.11r,k or OKC...etc) till the time it successfully associated with new AP.If there is an RF coverage gap causing iOS device association fail, the App will sense it and will NOT record the failed roaming, from the report page, you will notice the gap and notice the RF engineering team.This tool is not only for admin of Enterprise network but also for regular users since it also supports ping(ICMP), with the most advanced options being supported, e.g fast ping, multicast and broadcast ping, ToS(type of service)Features:- Graphing roaming test result to easily find out the longest roaming time caused by not optmized Wi-Fi AP deployment- The only Ping(ICMP) implementation on IOS that supports advanced ping options.- min/avg/max RTT(round-trip time) output to compare test result of static and roaming scenario- Supports setting of ToS(Type of Service) to simulate the Voice or Video traffic(roaming with high priority traffic)- Supports fast ping to simulate file downloading sort of high speed traffic(roaming with high speed traffic)- Supports multicast and broadcast ping(roaming with VLC multicast video or multicast video conference, the broadcast ping will find out the rest host within the same subnet)- Automatically copy testing output to clipboard for paste