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NetAlly LinkRunner at 2000 Network Copper Fiber Ethernet Network Auto-Tester

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Arrives Nov 25 – Nov 29
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Size: LRAT-2000


Pattern Name: Tester


Features

  • A handheld Ethernet tester for quick, automated verification of network connectivity and availability. Connect an RJ-45 or fiber cable (2000 model only) from the network hub or wall plate to the LinkRunner AT RJ-45 LAN or fiber port.
  • Tests 10/100/1000 Mbps twisted pair and 100/1000 Mbps fiber optic Ethernet links
  • AutoTest accurately identifies network problems in 10 seconds
  • Features basic cable tests, Ethernet link and switch port identification, TruePower PoE, IP ping, TCP port open, IPv6 support, reflector option, 50 reports, Li Ion battery.Includes Li Ion battery, cable identifier 1, LinkRunner Manager software
  • Supported Operating Systems: Windows 8.1 and Windows 10

Description

NetAlly LinkRunner AT 2000 Network Copper Fiber Ethernet Network Auto-Tester

Brand: NETALLY


Power Source: Battery Powered


Style: Copper and Fiber Ethernet Cable and Network Tester


Color: Green/Black


Item Weight: 18 Ounces


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Language ‏ : ‎ English


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 8 x 4 x 2 inches; 1.13 Pounds


Item model number ‏ : ‎ LRAT-2000


Batteries ‏ : ‎ 4 AA batteries required. (included)


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ February 20, 2012


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ NetAlly


Best Sellers Rank: #251 in Computer Networking Transceivers


Customer Reviews: 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 172 ratings


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Great time saver
Size: LRAT-2000-KIT Pattern Name: Tester
I purchased this product to disagnose network issues at customer sites. I have ran every one of my cables and installed all the switches and firewalls/routers so I know mine are correct as i have tested each cable as I completed them, but at a customer site I have no idea what has or has not been done. I opened the product and started using it after the recommended 4 hour battery charge. With a basic knowledge of networks and cabling it is very easy to use and does not require much documentation (in fact I have not even reviewed the documentation outside of the basic info on charging the battery). I tested it on my DHCP network and it was able to obtain an IP and DNS along with routing out correctly and I was even able to do simple "ping" type performance tests to sites I entered into the unit. I also tested it on my non-DHCP network and after entering the IP address, subnet, gateway and DNS's it also was able to connect and route and perform the same tests. The most impressive thing to me is it can determine within a few inches the length of the ethernet cable (I use CAT5 RJ45) and even has a feature that you can determine where the cable is connected on a specific switch or hub. This is done through the included tone probe and then a nifty feature that, once you have located the cable bundle going into the switch or hub via the probe you can put the unit in a mode that flashes the Link, 10/100/1000 and on some switches the full/col light all together. This makes it very easy to determine which port the cable is connected to. You can then place the Wireview Cable ID connector(includes 6 of these in the extended kit that I purchased) on that end of the cable and then place the main unit in cable disagnose mode and it will even tell you if your pin outs from end to end or correct or which ones are dead or crossed. It also determins the connect speed of the cable/switch 10, 100 or 1000. I wish these were around 10+ years ago when I wasn running cables and crimping ends. It is pretty pricy, but with a few uses and the time savings it will more than pay for itself and considering you can do most of the basic cable, switch, routing and performance diagnostics, you can save yourself a ton of money over having a networking company come in and diagnose your issues on your network. Again you do need a basic knowledge of cabling and networks to use the product sucessfully. I would recommend this to anyone that has the basic knowledge of networks and cabling as a great time saver in diagnosing issues unless you have personally ran all of your cables and tested them when you installed them and they have never been touched, pulled on or accidentally cut at your site (like this doesn't happen regularly in the real world). Another great product from Fluke. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2013 by Robert B.
    • Expensive but money well spent. No regrets buying this.
Size: LRAT-2000 Pattern Name: Tester
I had a read a bad review of this after I bought it. The review is a bit suspicious. It's a lot of money and I'm not a company. I'm a tech, yes and I think a tool like this is worth the money. I can plug in a jack and learn a lot of the network from this device. Combine something like this with a mapper and you can walk into someone else's network and start to understand things. I've always hated how in tech support you get a call to visit some desktop and you're expected to pull some rabbit out of your yahoo and figure out whatever the problem is. Why can't the user gain access to the internet? Who the heck knows. Where is this user even connected? If it's not your network, how would you know? And users and management think we all "just know". Well, this tool is a part of that. Assuming the network is made up of Cisco switches and such you can find out which VLAN and switch the user is actually connected to. You will see speed. If the wire is broken you will know where the break is. You can add tests and save the additions as a profile. So I can make a profile for home and one for the office and one for xx client and so on. Just plug in and get answers in a few seconds. Wish it were cheaper but then I guess there isn't a big audience for these kinds of things. I'm an individual and I bought it with my own money. A company should be buying these for their techs. You'll get a bit of sticker shock, but a tool like this is just makes a lot of sense. Techs can solve problems faster and be less stressed about troubleshooting a problem. That means they waste a lot less time which is good for the tech and the user waiting for resolution. I guess the buzz word is that it pays for itself. The stress factor is enough for me. I'd like to be able to easily troubleshoot connectivity. I'd like to know what's going on with the wire and what the port is. Unless you built the network yourself odd are you could use help understanding it. 5 stars. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2014 by Alex Alexzander
    • Excellent
Size: LRAT-1000 Pattern Name: Tester
Works exactly like the Fluke version.
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2024 by GS
    • It's worth it's weight in GOLD
Size: LRAT-2000-KIT Pattern Name: Tester
This thing is great! It tells you what port the line is plugged into on the Cisco switch. You can identify jacks from the patch panel by plugging in the identifying sticks (probably just reading resistors). You can store up to 50 reports on test's you have done and then upload them to your computer. Nice case that stores everything neatly. Battery life is good and the device boots up quickly, I think around 3 seconds. The toner is neat. It has traditional capabilities but it also has a digital tone that the LRAT will produce on a line. The only thing is, if you don't have the line terminated, you're SOL until you terminate it and plug it in to the LRAT and generate a tone. Frankly, it doesn't bother me, I'm still using my old Tempo toner that I inherited from another installer. Love that thing. One minor thing I don't like is that after you put on the protective case for the LRAT you can't store it in the case with the harness. You just have to store it without the harness. Also, the protective case makes the LRAT seem too big, but the case will still zip up. I don't get what the second harness if for. I'm assuming it's for the actual equipment case itself, but there's nowhere to clip it to other than the handles. No stars off for this since it's an amazing device. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2014 by Henry Park
    • Dishonest Seller - Sold me a tool that doesn’t work!
Size: LRAT-1000 Pattern Name: Tester
Review Image by Richard Richard
This item was listed in Like-New condition. It doesn’t work. The screen comes on. The buttons work. But there are no interactive icons being displayed. In which the end user can interact with to operate the tool. This is basically a paperweight. As the user needs the icons to configure the tool appropriately. Sending this back asap! Shady unethical business practices not to check out your returns before sending them out to others. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2023 by Richard Richard

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