Network Functions Virtualization
High-performance, high-availability enterprise SD-WAN and vCPE
Introduction Network functions virtualization (NFV) has come a long way from the conceptual whitepaper released in 2011 by the European telecommunications and standards institute (ETSI). Today, leading communication service providers (SK, AT&T, Verizon, Deusche Telecom to name a few) have made steady progress in these 6 years, virtualizing sizeable chunk of their networks, everyday deploying …
The Birth of the “ATCA-like” FX-7000 Series
A global leader in enterprise firewalls and a customer of Lanner was faced with the challenge of creating a firewall for the telecom market that could provide 20 Gbps IPS throughput, support up to 100 Gbps firewall throughput, be easily upgraded, and at the same time be offered at an entry-level price. After working closely …
Optimized NFVI-ready Network Platform for Carrier-grade Virtual Network Security
HTCA-6200
High Availability Chassis 2U Telecom Network Appliance with 2 x86 CPU Blades and 2 I/O Blades
Cost-effective Enterprise vCPE Platforms
Great technological advancements from the telecom industry are finally primed and ready to move into the enterprise sector. The massive network functions virtualization project is improving everyday bringing carrier-class networking on commodity x86 hardware. Up until the coming of SDN/NFV, Communication Service Provider have had to rely on specialized and often proprietary hardware installed at the …
Enterprise/Carrier Grade VoIP: Session Border Controllers Running on Lanner’s Edge Computing Hardware
Background Insecure systems are breached by hackers at an increasingly alarming rate, and VoIP infrastructure is no exception. Companies everywhere are looking protect their communications, and currently the best possible security solution for session-based communications(mostly SIP) is to utilize a SBC (Session Border Controller). Requirements Reliability Enterprise/Carriers require low-latency communications that are reliable, redundant and …