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What are NEM?

April 26, 2017NEM

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What are NEM?

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The Network Emulation Modules (NEM) provide the emulation function to the system. They behave according to the relevant protocol, and terminate the signaling of interfaces under test. They are complete, functional and self-driven systems. The emulation modules completely reproduce the signaling processes of the interfaces to be tested. Depending on the configuration, a local exchange, access, network, SSP, SCP or simple terminals can be emulated and the system under test can be tested under realistic conditions. The system under test can be connected to the emulator instead of a real interface. This is useful if the real interface is not available or the system under test cannot be connected to a real interface for certain reasons. NOTE: For complete emulation functionality, the relevant LEM modules are required for the lower layers.