Patton's Expanded Router Portfolio Enables NGN Deployments and High-Speed Backhaul |
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Patton Electronics
7622 Rickenbacker Dr.
Gaithersburg, MD, 20879
USA
Press release date: June 12, 2007
The IPLink(tm) Model 2888 Inverse Mux accelerates transition to next- generation networking (NGN) by transparently extending high-speed MPLS, VLAN, and IP/Ethernet networks over multiple T1/E1 circuits
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GAITHERSBURG, Md., June 12 // -- Patton -- the leader in business-class network access, connectivity, and VoIP equipment -- is now shipping the IPLink(tm) Model 2888 Multi-Megabit Inverse Multiplexer. The Model 2888 Inverse Multiplexers integrates multi-layer QoS with efficient bonding of four T1/E1 circuits to enable reliable and transparent transport network extension over existing TDM infrastructures.
"Access is still the most challenging part of the network," says Joseph Gomez, IPLink Product Manager. "The network has plenty of TDM capacity but lacks the scalability to support today's IP/Ethernet packet services. Why carry the expense of fiber when you already have facilities ready to work for you today? Now service providers can re-deploy existing TDM circuits while exceeding all the challenges of access bandwidth for broadband services."
The Model 2888 is an ideal solution for service provider backhaul of IpDSLAM, WiMax, and peering traffic, as well as point-to-point enterprise Ethernet LAN extension over existing T1/E1 TDM circuits.
A key feature of the Model 2888 is transparency to transport protocols and large packet frame sizes. With Gigabit Ethernet interfaces that support jumbo Ethernet frames, the IPLink router enables any transport technology, including MPLS traffic with stacked labels, to transparently ride the TDM network for as long and far as needed.
Enterprises benefit from using the IPLink(tm) Model 2888 by increasing the bandwidth available between locations without increasing the complexity of their IP networks. For enterprises, the Inverse Mux transparently bridges Ethernet traffic, creating a high-speed Ethernet over TDM capability.
Last month, Patton announced two new catalogs, presenting over 1,000 solutions for voice and data networking. For information about Patton's line of IP routers and other innovative products, get the free Patton Catalogs.
About Patton
Patton is a multinational organization that manufactures communications equipment for carrier, enterprise, and industrial networks worldwide. Incorporated in 1984, Patton's catalog of more than 1000 products includes the SIPxNano(tm) ultra-miniature IP-PBX, SmartNode(tm) and SmartLink(tm) VoIP solutions; ForeFront(tm) multi-service access infrastructure solutions (T1/E1, G.SHDSL, xDSL, dial-up); IPLink(tm) CPE solutions (WAN routers, modems, remote access servers, NTUs, CSU/DSUs); CopperLink(tm) Ethernet Extenders; EtherBITS(tm) device servers; EnviroNET(tm) industrial-networking equipment, network-connectivity Micro-Products (interface-converters, etc.), and more.
For more information or a free catalog, contact sales@patton.com.
Source: Patton
CONTACT: Chris Christner of Patton, +1-301-975-1000 x109
Web site: http://www.patton.com/
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