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Field test setup
1.6 Mbit/s
Jperf server ¸SITScope
security
management
system
¸SITLine ETH50
Romantis UHP
A
Internet
¸SITLine ETH100
B
Jperf client
¸SITLine ETH50
Romantis UHP
C
Romantis UHP
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R&S®SITLine ETH devices encrypt without
overhead
All encryption involves transmitting a certain amount of
additional protocol information along with the data. In con-
ventional encryption solutions, this overhead significantly
reduces the available bandwidth. This is not the case with
R&S®SITLineETHencryptors:Theyusecipherfeedback
mode (CFB) encryption, which does not affect the quantity
of data. The transmission costs for encrypted and unen-
crypted data are the same.
Encryption only adds protocol information if integrity
protection is enabled in a fully meshed topology – in
other words, on multipoint-to-multipoint connections in
Galois counter mode (GCM). Even so, this overhead is still
relatively low and has almost no influence on transmis-
sion performance. By contrast, if IPsec encryption is used
to secure communications, it has twice or three times the
overhead.
Proven in the field
A field test has confirmed the bandwidth advantage to be
gained by using R&S®SITLine ETH devices to encrypt satel-
lite communications. The test measured actual bandwidth
using Jperf, an Iperf variant. A satellite network was set up
by Romantis UHP between three locations (A, B and C) at
arateof1.6Mbit/s,fullduplex(busorsharedmedia).The
throughput was then measured between locations A and
B at ten-second intervals over a period of two minutes.
The network traffic at the central location was negligible.
The R&S®SITScope central security management system
was used at location C to configure the R&S®SITLine ETH
devices.
Uncompromising
data protection
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