It’s easy to try our solutions live right now - all you need is a PC running Windows XP or later! Here’s what you do.
As shown in the system diagram (below) you can now connect to a 12-slot XenaBay chassis featuring a 7 x 6-port 1G, a
6-port 10G module, a 2-port 10G module and Xena’s unique “tri-speed” 10/40/100G module. In the dialog box enter IP address = “87.63.85.110” and password = “xena”, and click “Ok”. These modules and ports and connected to two switches and a router.
(Note that TCP port 22606 needs to be open for XenaManager to connect to the tester.)
For more tips on getting started with XenaManager, see our YouTube videos.


NOTE: You will find both the chassis in the same state as the previous user left it. Before you continue exploring the system, consider reading the 10-page Xena System Management Overview document. You can explore the test system on your own, or follow the basic stream configuration example in demo instructions.
You can also use this file to quickly configure a port so you can see the major features. Simply download the file, start XenaManager and connect to a chassis. Then right-click on a port and select “Load port configuration ...”. (See this quick guide for more details.)

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1. See how easy it is to connect and start a traffic stream.
2. Tips for making the XenaManager GUI even easier to use.
3. See how simple it is to install new test modules in the XenaBay chassis.