Multi-Scalable Router manages hybrid networks.
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OMNIRoute provides 1-4 software-keyed T1 or E1 WAN ports for seamless expansion. Number of WAN ports can be scaled to support current application and future expansion needs, and additional hardware is not needed when WAN ports are added. Add/drop capability supports hybrid IP and TDM networks. OMNIRoute's Operating System offers NxT1 or E1 bonding and NAT, DHCP, and VLAN forwarding. Integrated CSU/DSU facilitates deployment.
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Bayly Communications' OMNIRoute Smooths Transition from Circuit-Based to Packet-Based Technologies
~ Multi-scalable router enables network operators to handle
increased bandwidth demands, manage hybrid networks while reducing costs ~
TORONTO, ON - December 10, 2003 - Bayly Communications Inc. (bayly.com), a leading manufacturer of network access and transmission products for worldwide telecommunications markets, has released its OMNIRoute Multi-scalable Router, designed to help network operators handle increased bandwidth demands without incurring additional costs.
Available now, OMNIRoute provides 1 to 4 T1 or E1 WAN ports with a unique add/drop capability. The number of WAN ports can be scaled to support both the current application and future expansion needs. Additional hardware is not needed when WAN ports are added. The add/drop capability is used to support hybrid IP and TDM networks. Both technologies can share the same T1/E1 facilities, enabling legacy TDM networks to carry IP traffic.
"By offering router products, Bayly can address the shift from circuit-based to packet-based technologies and help network operators respond to ever-increasing demands to transport higher volumes of data," says Gary Johnson, Bayly's Vice President of Sales and Marketing. "At the same time, we can help them lower costs by utilizing existing network infrastructure more effectively."
Networks have traditionally been built using Time Division Multiplex (TDM) technology (TDM is a circuit-based technology that, while good for voice transmission, is not efficient for data transmission). Voice networks are now emerging to take advantage of the efficiencies of packet-based Voice over IP (VoIP).
"Network operators need to support increasing bandwidth requirements, while at the same time maintaining or reducing bandwidth costs," adds Johnson. "They are also continuing to run hybrid networks as they support legacy equipment."
OMNIRoute features up to four software-keyed T1/E1 WAN ports to provide seamless expansion and a small footprint for flexible deployment options.
OMNIRoute's Rich Operating System offers sophisticated capabilities including NxT1 or E1 bonding, advanced routing, NAT, DHCP and VLAN forwarding. Industry-recognized Command Line Interface provides a familiar configuration and troubleshooting environment. Integrated CSU/DSU lowers operating costs and facilitates deployment.
About Bayly Communications Inc.
Located in Toronto, Bayly Communications Inc., (bayly.com) has produced T1 and E1 digital multiplexers (OMNIPlexer) to help telecom network operators worldwide reduce their costs. Its product line includes digital cross-connect switches in intelligent CSUs and base-station access platforms (OMNIBranch and OMNIFlex). Bayly's products integrate voice, data and image traffic for transmission over TDM (Time Division Multiplexing) radio and optical fiber facilities. Due to evolving network needs and technologies, Bayly is now offering packetized data transmission capability. Bayly markets its products through a network of sales representatives, system integrators and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). These sales channels provide representation in 24 countries and have resulted in products installed in more than 53 countries.
