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| TINet Is Launching its Ethernet Extension Product Tiscali International Network (TINet), the world's only carrier exclusively dedicated to the wholesale IP-MPLS market, is launching its Ethernet Extension product, to offer international connectivity to regional providers, Value added Resellers (VARs) and System Integrators (SIs) serving the corporate market. Ethernet Extension service will offer TINet customers with last mile connectivity into all major international destinations. This will also allow a number of regional providers to finally have an edge over their larger global competitors. TINet Ethernet Extension delivers end-to-end connectivity right down to the end user buildings. The service allows Regional service providers, as well as VARs and/or SIs, to offer scalable and cost effective services such as Virtual Private Network (VPN) services, to their corporate customers. The service supports overlay of QoS and other frequently used protocols hence is extremely flexible to meet specific corporate customer needs. In implementing Ethernet Extension, customers are able to take advantage of TINet's Ethernet Private lines for point to point connectivity and VPLS service for multipoint connectivity. The network coverage achieved provides high connectivity to customers due to the strong relationships that TINet has built and leveraged with providers worldwide, particularly in the European, USA and Asian markets. As part of TINet's IP-Flow service suite, Ethernet Extension is delivered through TINet's global IP-MPLS backbone as well as TINet's extended network reach achieved through partnerships agreements with national access providers and regional carriers. In partnering with TINet, the service providers can ensure to their customers guaranteed bandwidth as Ethernet frames are transported between the customer's sites over TINet's backbone. Ethernet Extension makes up one element of TINet's IP/MPLS service capabilities in their IP-Flow service suite, other products include 'Global IP Transit' to provide top quality connection to the global Internet routing table for IPv4 and IPv6, 'Virtual Leased Line' that replaces traditional leased lines with the transparent transport of data protocols over MPLS, and 'Remote Peering' that allows customers to connect to remote peering points without having to deploy infrastructure at the peering points. write your comments about the article :: © 2008 Computing News :: home page |