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SDN-WSCT -
NET Research Corp.
*Provides clear comparisons of White Switches for implementation in the SDN network. *Includes testing of multiple forwarding tables pipeline, testing switches in hybrid mode and certification of VxLAN virtual networking.
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NFV and SDN -
Patton Electronics Co.
Network Function Virtualization (NFV) is a concept closely-related to software defined networking (SDN) whereby certain aspects of network operations (routing for example) are de-coupled from hardware and delivered as a software-only product or service. The software solutions sometimes called Virtual Machine (VM) Software Editions. Network operators, service providers, and enterprise network administrators can employ Virtualized Network Functions (VNF) to accelerate deployment of network services, cut capital expenses and reduce operating costs.
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AlgoSec Cloud -
AlgoSec, Inc.
Across cloud, SDN, on-premises and anything in between - one platform to manage it all.
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SQprobe -
Telchemy Incorporated
SQprobe® is an advanced high speed probe designed for emerging software defined (SDN) and virtualized networks. It monitors IP based voice, video, audio and data streams at Gigabit rates, performing deep packet inspection (DPI) and providing accurate and detailed real time service quality metrics, usage and demographic data.
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MPT1000 -
QES Mechatronic Sdn Bhd
Laser based Wafer Thickness and Roughness Measurement System designed by Chapman Instrument Inc., USA and OEM by Creden Mechatronic Sdn Bhd. A non-contact measurement system measures several parameters in a single system. (wafer & tape thickness, roughness, TTV, bump height, bow and warp measurements)
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Skydive -
Skydive
Skydive is an open source real-time network topology and protocols analyzer. It aims to provide a comprehensive way of understanding what is happening in the network infrastructure. Skydive agents collect topology informations and flows and forward them to a central agent for further analysis. All the informations are stored in an Elasticsearch database. Skydive is SDN-agnostic but provides SDN drivers in order to enhance the topology and flows informations. Currently only the Neutron driver is provided but more drivers will come soon.
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NA860 -
Axiomtek Co., Ltd.
The NA860 offers a perfect mixture of performance, flexibility, and durability with server-class dual LGA3647 socket Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors and Intel® C621 chipset (codename: Purley). It is robust and highly reliable for use in a wide range of network applications such as SDN, NGFW, IDS, IPS, UTM, etc. Designed with flexibility in mind, the 2U rackmount network computing system is capable of managing numerous connected computers through an integration of up to eight expandable NIC modules which support a maximum of 66 LAN ports. These NIC modules feature support for copper, fiber, bypass, 1G/10G/40G Ethernet speeds, and hardware acceleration. The NA860 comes with twelve high-capacity DDR4-2400 R-DIMM slots with up to 384GB non-buffer non-ECC/ECC memory. Moreover, there are two hot-swappable 2.5-inch SATA HDD trays, one mSATA slot and one optional 3.5-inch SATA HDD tray for sufficient storage. Two PCIe x8 expansion slots are available for add-in cards.
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Patton Electronics Co.
What is a virtual session border controller or virtualized SBC? Traditionally, a session border controller (SBC) is a device positioned between carrier networks or between an enterprise LAN and a service-provider WAN. In the latter case, the border controller is called an enterprise session border controller or eSBC. Whether it is delivered as a dedicated hardware session border controller or a virtualized network function, (a.k.a. software SBC) the border controller manages call (session) setup and teardown. The SBC also provides network demarcation (demarc), or separation (border) between network domains, as well as other types of management (control) over the data streams that pass between networks. With the growing popularity of software defined networking (SDN) and the burgeoning market development and adoption of network function virtualization (NFV), eSBC functionality is more and more often de-coupled from a dedicated hardware device and delivered as a virtual instance running as a virtual machine (VM) on top of a hypervisor. It is generally not well understood in the market why an eSBC is such a critical network element for a secure and reliable SIP-based enterprise phone system. The following publication will help close that knowledge gap.
