One rack, every layer: the CloudLAB bench and the people behind it
L2-3 traffic generators at 1G, 10G and 100G, L4-7 and security engines at 200G and above, WAN emulators per link, a Wi-Fi bench up to Wi-Fi 6 with Wi-Fi 7 in progress, 100G ports for RoCEv2 agreed per setup. One patching field connects any unit to any instrument, your device sits in the rack or runs as a VM, and a TEST4NET engineer is on every session. Founded by an engineer with 20 years in network testing; member of three industry unions in Armenia.
- 200G+L4-7 and security
- 100GL2-3 and RoCEv2 ports
- 20 yearsfounder in network testing
- 3industry unions
Access
How your device gets in and how you get to it
Nothing is wired by hand between runs. The patching field, KVM and serial are driven from the portal, so a re-test after a firmware change is a session, not a shipment.
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Ship or upload
physical unit or virtual applianceA physical unit is cabled in the rack with power, KVM and serial. A virtual appliance is uploaded to the lab hypervisor with the vCPU, memory and NIC profile you specify.
In the rack within a day of arrival
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Open the session
browser over HTTPSYour engineers see the generators, the counters and the device console in one window. A load module can also ship to your site and connect back to the rack.
No VPN client, no software to install
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Run with an engineer
every session, every planA TEST4NET engineer wires the setup, runs the plan and is on chat while you watch or drive parts of the run. Daily notes say what passed and what did not.
Report signed by the engineer who ran it
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Stay or ship back
hosted unit between runsA unit can stay cabled for the next firmware or policy; otherwise it ships back with the report. Working files are deleted after the retention period in the Privacy Policy.
Re-test in days, not weeks
Instruments
Commercial generators next to our own
The plan names the tool behind each test. There is no single default vendor, and the instruments stay in our rack: bench time always comes with an engineer.
Traffic generators and analysers
Hardware generators from the major test vendors for L2-3 at line rate and L4-7 with TLS and application mixes, plus our own stateful generator for app-mix profiles captured on your network
Emulators and benches
WAN emulators for delay, jitter, loss and shaping on any link of the patching field; a Wi-Fi bench with controlled clients and access points; emulated RoCEv2 endpoints on a leaf-spine pair
Capture and automation
Packet brokers and capture at 10G and 100G, console and KVM recording, scripted runs so every trial repeats with the same settings and the report pulls the numbers straight from the instruments
People and standing
Engineers first, no sales layer
TEST4NET was founded by a network engineer with 20 years in testing and operations. The team is small, works in shifts across time zones and is reached directly: the person who answers the form is the person who runs the bench.
- 20 years
- founder in network testing and operations
- 1 business day
- to a test plan draft, from the engineer who will run it
- 3 unions
- UEICT, UATE and the Union of Operators of Armenia
Company certificates and the equipment list with models are shared under NDA with the test plan
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Scope
What the bench is not
Three lines that save a call
Attacks only on the bench
Attack and threat traffic runs only in the lab, against the unit under test. We do not attack live infrastructure and we do not do penetration testing.
No instrument rental
Instruments stay in the rack and run with a TEST4NET engineer. Bench-access plans let your team drive sessions, under the same roof.
No public references
Clients are not named, reports are not published. Typical scenarios with realistic numbers live in the blog.
Where exactly is the rack?
In Armenia, in a facility with controlled access and its own power backup. Devices ship by courier to Yerevan; shipping terms and customs paperwork are part of the plan for units arriving from abroad.
Can I see photos or a list of models?
Yes, under NDA together with the test plan. The site lists capacity by layer on purpose: the mix of instruments changes as projects come and go, and a model list on a public page would be out of date within a quarter.
Do you hold certifications?
Company and engineer certificates are shared with the test plan. On the site we show the three industry unions we belong to; vendor training certificates relate to the instruments we run and are listed per project.
Is the bench shared with other clients?
The rack is shared, a session is not. Your device sits on its own patching segment and its own VLANs, sessions are scheduled so one project owns the instruments it uses, and hosted units are powered off between runs unless you ask otherwise.
What about devices above 100G?
L4-7 and security engines run at 200G and above. For L2-3 at 400G we agree the setup per project; the plan says what the bench can measure today and what would be subcontracted or deferred.
Put your device in the rack
Send the model and the KPIs that matter. A test plan draft comes within one business day and a quote in 1–3 business days.
Send the shortlist
You have the method. Now get the numbers.
Name the models and the KPIs that matter. An engineer replies within one business day with a test plan draft and a quote.
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