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Vyatta Delivers Flexibility and Reliability to Statewide Court System Network by Vyatta Inc.
equipment, including Border Gateway Protocol (BGP), VPN Concentrator, URL filtering, and packet capture. New Mexico's statewide court system is comprised of the...
Vyatta - VMware Virtual Router, Firewall, VPN by Vyatta Inc.
Vyatta takes the concept of virtualization beyond just applications and operating systems and allows users who are migrating to...
Vyatta - XenServer Virtual Router, Firewall, VPN by Vyatta Inc.
Vyatta takes the concept of virtualization beyond just applications and operating systems and allows users who are migrating to...
Vyatta - Open Routing, Firewall, VPN Software by Vyatta Inc.
Vyatta is a network operating system (enterprise-class router, firewall, VPN +) that removes the need for proprietary hardware, allowing you...
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Choosing customer MPLS VPN routing protocols by Ivan Pepelnjak
supporting the technology and offered only two routing protocols: BGP (the routing protocol commonly used on the Internet) or Routing Information Protocol (RIP, a 20-year-old relic). Early adopters were... More...
Mar 11, 2009
The year's 5 hottest telecom topics and editor's picks by Kate Gerwig, Site Editor
in 2008. You voted with your page views for network-insider topics like BGP and MPLS, showed serious concern about next-gen OSS, flexible service provisioning, optics and wireless broadband.

On the very slim... More...

Dec 18, 2008
Advanced BGP network design for stability and security

Anyone who knows Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) already knows it's hard, but the secure and stable IP network results make it worth it. You may have worked your way from simple through... More...

Mar 28, 2008
5 essential reasons for BGP in your IP network by Ivan Pepelnjak

Yes, Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) has the reputation of being the hardest routing protocol to design, configure and maintain. But while this notion has some validity... More...

Jan 9, 2008
Telecom Related Definitions
peering
of router information between the peered ISPs, typically using the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP). Peering parties interconnect at network focal points such as the... More...
Aug 2, 2000