[June 15, 2004] Interpeak Demonstrates IPv6 TCP/IP Stack Conformity with TAHI Test Suite STOCKHOLM, Sweden & SANTA MONICA, Calif. --(Business Wire)-- June 15, 2004 -- Interpeak AB, a pioneer in Internet and security protocol solutions for embedded systems, today announced that the IPNET dual mode IPv4 and IPv6 TCP/IP stack successfully passed the TAHI conformance tests for the IPv6 protocol specification, both as host and router. The TAHI project was formed in 1998 as a joint effort between University of Tokyo, UDC Corporation and Yokogawa Electric Corporation and has today become a highly respected conformance and interoperability test method for the IPv6 functionality in TCP/IP stacks. IPNET has passed the atomized conformance tests for IPv6 specification without remarks, configured both as a host stack as well as a routing stack. The TAHI test suite will now become a permanent part of the IPNET validation system to maintain IPv6 conformity and interoperability. "Including the TAHI tests in our IPNET release test suite is a great way to demonstrate protocol conformance for our IPv6 products," said Lennart Bang, Vice President Engineering of Interpeak. "Furthermore, the TAHI test suite generates good test reports that will be made available in our release documentation as confirmation of the quality of our products." Further information regarding TAHI can be found at www.tahi.org. About Interpeak Interpeak AB provides state-of-the-art networking solutions specifically designed for embedded systems. Interpeak's products include various drop-in solutions for networking applications, such as network storage, edge routers, mobile phones, home access devices, wireless networks, digital media and others. The company's embedded networking and security software is currently used in thousands of applications across the globe. Its customers span the telecommunications and datacommunications markets. Headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, Interpeak operates through a global network of distribution channels and has its own sales and field application force dispersed in strategic locations worldwide, including the USA, Japan and Europe. [ Back To TMCnet.com's Homepage ]