Networking delay is a term used to refer to the time it takes a packet of data to travel from one device (e.g. a computer) to another over a network, such as the internet. The delay depends on several factors including the distance between the two devices, the speed of the network connection, and the amount of traffic on the network.

Cisco 5520 Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) is a device designed to help businesses manage and monitor their wireless networks. It provides the software and hardware needed to control, secure, and monitor their wireless networks. It also provides network access, security features, and user authentication. The Cisco WLC can be integrated with other Cisco products to create a comprehensive network management solution.

A cable clamp is a device used to secure and organize cables, hoses, and wire harnesses. It typically consists of a band that wraps around a bundle of cables or hoses and is fastened with a screw or hook and loop material, such as Velcro. A cable clamp is typically used to hold two or more objects together, such as two pieces of metal or to secure a bundle of cables or wires. They are commonly used in the automotive, aerospace, and electronics industries.

Smokeping is an open–source latency monitoring system that provides a graph–based visual representation of the network latency of a given system. It measures and records the latency over time of each hop in the network, which gives network administrators insight into the network‘s performance and health. Smokeping supports a wide range of monitoring methods such as ICMP echo requests, TCP and DNS for determining latency. Smokeping also includes probes for monitoring applications like HTTP/HTTPS, SSH, MySQL, SMTP and POP3. Smokeping can be installed on most Linux systems and is also available as an appliance.