Agilent Technologies, Inc.

Bradley Scott Doerr

Steve Luna

Stewart Jones

Paul Kingsley

An apparatus including a network processor and a host system for monitoring packet communications on a packet network. The network processor captures all packets on a link of the network in real-time, to thereby capture communications transmitted via packet on the link. Each communication has at least one corresponding packet media stream. The host system communicates with the network processor to detect the packet media streams from the captured packets and to analyze the detected packet media streams.

Real-time protocol (RTP) flow analysis using network processor

A host processor operating together with a network processor to detect packet media streams on a link of a packet network in accordance with a trigger. The network processor captures substantially all packets on the link in real-time to thereby capture communications transmitted via packets on the link. Each communication has at least one corresponding packet media stream. The host system communicates with the network processor to detect respective packet media streams from the captured packets in accordance with a trigger.

Dynamically controlled packet filtering with correlation to signaling protocols

Echo plugs are plugged into the hands-free jacks of wireless telephones to facilitate testing. One echo plug has a pin and a circuit. The pin is physically compatible with the hands-free jack of a wireless telephone. The pin has a speaker connection and a microphone connection. The circuit couples the speaker connection to the microphone connection. In operation, this echo plug receives a signal from the speaker connection of the hands-free jack and transfers the signal to the microphone connection of the hands-free jack. Another echo plug has two pins and a circuit. The pins are physically compatible with the hands-free jack of a wireless telephone. The first pin has a speaker connection, and the second pin has a microphone connection. The circuit couples the speaker connection of the first pin to the microphone connection of the second pin. In operation, this echo plug receives a signal from the speaker connection of a hands-free jack in a first wireless telephone and transfers the signal to the microphone connection of a hands-free jack in a second wireless telephone.

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