NetAlly provides professional handheld network testing and analysis tools for validating and troubleshooting complex wired and wireless access networks.
NetAlly is a leading provider of portable network testing solutions, empowering network engineers and technicians to better deploy, manage, and maintain today’s complex wired and wireless infrastructure. Formerly a division of NETSCOUT and Fluke Networks, NetAlly has established itself as an independent company dedicated to simplifying network visibility. Their product portfolio features industry-standard ruggedized tools such as the LinkRunner, AirCheck, EtherScope nXG, and LinkSprinter.
Designed for frontline technicians and engineers alike, NetAlly’s devices streamline the troubleshooting process through automation and cloud collaboration via the Link-Live platform. This allows for instant data upload, reporting, and remote analysis, ensuring that network connectivity issues are resolved quickly and accurately. NetAlly continues to innovate with support for modern technologies including Multi-Gig Ethernet and Wi-Fi 6/6E.
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You can register your device by visiting the registration page on the official NetAlly website or by creating an account on the Link-Live cloud service platform.
AllyCare is NetAlly's comprehensive support and maintenance service that provides members with software updates, priority technical assistance, and repair or replacement coverage for their network testers.
To claim a unit, create an account at Link-Live.com. Once signed in, navigate to the 'Units' page and select 'Claim Unit,' or follow the on-screen prompt when you first log in. You will typically select your device model and follow instructions to link it.
Yes, advanced NetAlly tools such as the EtherScope nXG and AirCheck G3 support validtion and analysis of Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) and the 6GHz band (Wi-Fi 6E).
Software updates are available through the Link-Live platform or the device's settings menu when connected to the internet. Active AllyCare support is often required to access the latest firmware versions.