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| High Availability Network Architectures for Video Services At the Broadband World Forum 2006 in Hong Kong, China, Siemens Communications will report on the need of Next Generation Networks to support a variety of services, ranging from high-quality interactive real-time services (e.g. for voice and video applications) to best effort services ubiquitous in today's Internet. The quality of experience of these premium services should be the same as circuit-switched voice services and video broadcasting systems. Compared to the transport of voice over IP there are even tougher challenges on the delivery of video services in large scale IP networks. Providing protection against network failures is an important requirement for the continuous support of subscriber services. It is also significant to address carriers' needs for efficient low cost network operation. Based on the wealth of experience which Siemens and Juniper have gained in the RESIP (RESilient IP networks) project, we discuss in this talk the high availability architectures for video services. The solution is based on mechanisms drawn from the Siemens SURPASS Next Generation Networks solutions and the Juniper Networks Routers. The presentation will be held on Tuesday 16th May at 2.00 pm. write your comments about the article :: © 2006 Computing News :: home page |