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To: qdog who wrote (9000)3/3/1998 11:15:00 AM
From: Raymond  Read Replies (2) of 152472
 
Here is something for you QDOG.You love this ATM-stuff so now you can buy one ATM-switch from Ericsson..

ERICSSON ANNOUNCES HIGH PERFORMANCE ATM SWITCHING SYSTEM

Ericsson have today announced the AXD 301 ATM switch, a
high-performance, scaleable ATM switching system for both backbone
networks and edge applications. Its carrier-class design provides
the capacity, scalability, availability, and end-to-end
manageability needed to efficiently handle real-time and business
critical traffic in networks. A unique load sharing switching
concept makes the AXD 301 very compact and cost efficient. Near
linear scalability from 10Gbit/s to 160Gbit/s and a compact size
also makes it cost effective in small configurations down to about
5Gbit/s, making it suitable both for the edge and the core of a
network.

The AXD 301 is a key building block in multi-service ATM networks.
It can handle all currently envisaged broad band services, including
IP routing, high-speed data communications and other business
communications services, and residential services such as high speed
Internet access and interactive TV. Applications include ATM
connectivity networks; scaleable frame relay/ATM networks; and
Multi-Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) for efficient handling of IP
traffic. AXD 301 can be used in business access and residential
broad band access networks and can be combined with Ericsson's AXE
switching system to provide a full range of narrow band services.
All of these applications can run simultaneously on the same switch.
The AXD 301 is intended for public network operators and Internet
service providers, as the foundation for the long-term evolution of
Internet, data and telecommunications services.

The AXD 301 is equipped with functions such as large buffers,
per-connection queueing, multiple service classes, packet discard
that allow mixing different traffic types while still preserving
quality and efficiently using bandwidth. The system has a
performance, scalability and reliability that makes it suitable for
large networks. Its carrier-class software structure makes it
possible to include new functionality without disturbing traffic.

Additionally, the AXD 301 supports both cross connect and switching
applications. Complete support of ATM signaling protocols, and full
inter-networking between all protocols allows an operator to build a
network that flexibly combines different signaling protocols.
Plug-and-play network domains, separated by inter-carrier networking
protocols can easily be created. Also, as a complement to permanent
connections, soft permanent connections are supported, which
automates the routing of management controlled connections and
therefore reduces the network administration workload.

"In developing the AXD 301 we have used Ericsson's core expertise in
the area of switched technology, network building and real-time
services. We know that deployment of ATM networks is of increasing
strategic importance for the many operators who are now looking for
more advanced switches that can handle all types of traffic in
various combinations of networks. The AXD 301 significantly
strengthens Ericsson's strategic position as a supplier in the
datacom industry," said Anders Igel, Executive Vice President of
Ericsson and head of Infocom Systems.
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