The Internet Engineering Task Force is slamming a decision by the International Telecommunication Union to pursue its own standard for troubleshooting and fault detection in service-provider networks.
We're in the process of switching to a new MPLS provider. With our old provider, we used point-to-point IP addresses between our CE and the PE in the RFC 1918 range. We also used only BGP AS numbers ...
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Nokia, ST Engineering to deliver IP/MPLS network for Bangkok MRT Orange Line
Nokia has entered into a partnership with ST Engineering and First One Systems to deploy an internet protocol/multi-protocol ...
The global SD-WAN market for multinational enterprises is worth $3 billion, but accounts for just 5% of the total market, according to a new report from TeleGeography. TeleGeography Senior Manager ...
RESTON, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Isocore announced the completion of its fall Leading Edge Code (LEC) testing. The testing involved interoperability of key features, which are critical to the transport ...
Press ReleaseNokia and ST Engineering partner to deploy Bangkok Expressway and Metro’s railway communications network for enhanced safety and services The deployment of Nokia’s Internet Protocol/Multi ...
The deployment of Nokia’s Internet Protocol/Multi-Protocol Label Switching (IP/MPLS) solution will ensure more efficient, reliable and safer train operations ...
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