Ixia platform and IxNetwork used to demonstrate MPLS, Ethernet OAMand VPLS interoperability
Oct. 23, 2009 (Business Wire) -- On Sunday, October 25, Ixia will participate in the MPLS 2009 Public Interoperability Demonstration at booth #200, featuring technologies for:
- Resilient multiple MPLS transport
- Ethernet OAM
- Dynamic VPLS provider edge discovery
Ixia’s test platform and IxNetwork test application will demonstrate interoperability of MPLS routers, Carrier Ethernet routers and switches, and other networking equipment from major network equipment vendors including Alcatel-Lucent, Brocade Communications Systems, Cisco Systems, Hitachi, Ltd., IP Infusion, and Juniper Networks. In particular, Ixia’s platform will be used for:
- Carrier-class traffic validation. IxNetwork’s run-time drill-down facilities with multi-field tracking was used extensively during the hot-staging of the event.
- Virtual private network isolation.
- Network convergence time with Ixia’s TrueView™ technology.
- Ethernet OAM operation, including IEEE 802.1ag CFM and ITU-T Y.1731.
Henry He, Ixia Technical Marketing Engineer, will participate in the “OAM & Resiliency” session at MPLS 2009 on Wednesday, October 28 at 11AM. His talk is entitled “Reliable SLAs Begin with Effective Testing.”
For more information on Ixia’s platform and IxNetwork products, please visit http://www.ixiacom.com.
About Ixia
Ixia is a leading provider of converged IP performance test systems and service verification platforms for wireless and wired infrastructures and services. Ixia’s test systems are used by network and telephony equipment manufacturers, semiconductor manufacturers, service providers, governments and enterprises to validate the performance and reliability of complex networks, devices and applications. Ixia’s multiplay test systems address the growing need to test voice, video and data services and network capability under real-world conditions.
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