Network Testing and Emulation Solutions
The software is fully functional and comes with a demo license that allows only two machines with one data generating port each or one machine with two data generating ports. Download links are below.
If you wish to trial the LANforge ICE WAN Emulator or utilize more LANforge FIRE ports, contact sales@candelatech.com and we can expand your trial license. If you are a non-profit organization, a student, or part of an Open-Source project, you may qualify for a free LANforge license.
This software may be used for a trial period of 15 days, after which you must either obtain a non-trial license from Candela Technologies, or un-install and delete the software you downloaded. You may purchase a full license at any time during the trial period.
You may want to read the LANforge Server Installation Documentation page completely before attempting to install! There is also an FAQ that may answer your questions.
For detailed instructions on how to install and use the complete LANforge software suite, please see the LANforge Documentation Page. If you have questions not answered there, send email to: support@candelatech.com.
For optimum LANforge performance, and to enable all of LANforge's features, you should be running a LANforge Linux kernel. You can download the pre-compiled kernels, or you can build your own kernel using the candela patch (found in the LANforge Extras package under Optional Packages). For detailed instructions on compiling and installing LANforge Linux kernels, see the LANforge Server Installation Documentation.
NOTE: The LANforge GUI version and the LANforge Manager/Resource/Server version must match for the LANforge GUI to communicate correctly with the LANforge Manager/Resource/Server. See the All Releases link to find the all LANforge versions.
| Current Release Notes | release_notes.txt |
| All LANforge 5.3.6 files | Files |
 Windows (32 bit)* ** |
LANforge-GUI-5.3.6-Installer.exe |
| Windows (64 bit)* |
LANforgeGUI_5.3.6-x64-Installer.exe |
 32 bit Linux* |
LANforgeGUI_5.3.6_Linux.tar.bz2 |
| 64 bit Linux* |
LANforgeGUI_5.3.6_Linux64.tar.bz2 |
| Distirbution | 32 bit (Intel x86) | 64 bit Linux (Intel/AMD x86-64) |
|---|---|
| For Linux (Fedora 14) | LANforgeServer-5.3.6_Linux-F14-x86.tar.gz | LANforgeServer-5.3.6_Linux-F14-x64.tar.gz |
| Windows |
LANforge-Server-5.3.6-Installer.exe |
| For Linux (Fedora 24) | 32-bit Server | 64-bit Server |
| For Linux (Fedora 21) | 32-bit Server | 64-bit Server |
| For Linux (Fedora 20) | 32-bit Server | 64-bit Server |
| For Linux (Fedora 19) | 32-bit Server | 64-bit Server |
| For Linux (Fedora 17) | 32-bit Server | 64-bit Server |
| For Linux (Fedora 13) | 32-bit Server | 64-bit Server |
| For Android | ARM platform |
| For Linux (ARM Platform) | (Contact Candela) |
| LANforge Virtual Appliance, OVA format | LANforge-5.3.6-F24-x64.ova.xz
You will need the xz or 7zip utilities to extract. |
| LANforge Extras (CLI scripting, kernel patches, etc) | LANforgeExtras-5.3.6_Linux.tar.gz |
| LANforge-ICEcap Java Webstart | icecapwebpage.php |
| LANforge-GUI source code | lfgui-src-5.3.6.tbz2 (GPL) |
| LANforge-Attenuator firmware | attenuator-1.4.hex.gz |
| LANforge-Attenuator source code | attenuator-src.tar.gz (GPL/CC BY-SA) |
| GNU-server Source code, probes Ethernet devices | gnuserver.src.tar.gz (GPL) |
If you do not wish to compile your own kernels, you can use one of the following. To install, un-tar the file in / and then change your /etc/grub.conf file appropriately.
These kernels are older and may be used to work around regressions in the 4.7 kernel if regressions are found. These kernels do NOT support the MU-MIMO NICs.