Metaswitch Networks, an independent provider of network protocol software, today announced that Celtro, a supplier of mobile backhaul access switches, has chosen Metaswitch’s MPLS and IP Routing network protocol software products for Celtro’s DynaMate product family.
With Metaswitch’s IP/MPLS network protocol software products in place, Celtro’s solutions will be able to better support advanced IP/MPLS network capabilities, while offering smooth migration for mobile backhaul networks from ATM to IP/MPLS.
“Our mobile operators customers are looking for maximum flexibility in their backhaul networks,” said Shahar Gorodeisky, Celtro’s CTO, in a press statement. “As they migrate from ATM to IP/MPLS, they want the ability to run all those technologies in parallel, with the same SLA, and the same features. It allows these operators to use Celtro’s unique technologies such as virtual bonding, HSPA services classification, and traffic optimization but over an MPLS transport network. Metaswitch’s MPLS network protocol software helps us to achieve this goal.”
Clive Partridge, general manager of Metaswitch’s Network Protocols Division, said mobile backhaul is a major application for our network protocol software.
“We are very happy to be working with Celtro to help them support standards-based, interoperable MPLS and IP Routing on their very successful mobile backhaul switches,” Partridge said.
For more than 25 years, Metaswitch has developed portable network protocol source code based on its N-BASE portability technology. The company’s MPLS and IP Routing solutions, which include unicast and multicast protocols, are architected to handle the scale and reliability requirements of the most demanding applications while providing the extensibility and full feature set to support IP VPNs, QoS, traffic engineering, and optical control plane function.
According to Metaswitch, the portability and robustness of the NBASE protocol products, plus engineering and support, provide telecommunications equipment manufacturers with an unrivaled technical solution that reduces engineering cost and greatly improves time to market.
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