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formatting ARP, IP and IPX packets (such as source and destination IP address)

is also supported.

• Data patterns—either pre-defined patterns up to 2k bytes in length, randomly

generated data or algorithmically generated data.

• DA/SA and DIP/SIP configuration is provided. By choosing between VLAN Tag,

MPLS Tag, MPLS Tunnel Tag, offset can be set through the window TxUDF. Or,

if the user defined is chosen, offset value can be configured. Various items can

be chosen individually or simultaneously through the window of MPLS or VLAN

Setup.

• Frame Identity Record (FIR)—an identity record stored at the end of the packet.

The information is very useful for determining the source of transmitted data

found in capture buffers.

• Frame Check Sequence (FCS)—the checksum for packets may be omitted,

formatted correctly or inserted with deliberate errors. Deliberate errors include

incorrect checksum, dribble errors, and alignment errors.