Traffix Announces its Distributed
Signaling Grid (G-SDC) as Part of its Diameter Signaling Delivery
Controller (SDC) for LTE Networks
PRNewswire
July 21, 2011
Carriers Benefit from Distributed Network Routing With Centralized
Management for Reliable Top Performance and Optimized Network Resource
Allocation
FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP, New Jersey, - Traffix Systems, the Diameter control
plane experts, today announced its Distributed Signaling Grid (G-SDC)
consisting of an intelligent contextual routing layer that unifies
multiple Traffix Signaling Delivery Controller (SDC) nodes into a
single, network-wide distributed system with centralized management.
Based on field-deployed proven technology, the Traffix G-SDC offers a
holistic approach for all network-wide signaling, particularly
beneficial for large carrier networks with multiple network data
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Designed for large scale carrier networks supporting multi-site,
policy deployment requirements, the Traffix G-SDC provides carriers with
a powerful signaling "cloud" enabling each element to interconnect to
any point, efficiently routing its signaling traffic without concern for
network resource availability. This cloud-like configuration for
signaling exceeds large carrier's requirements for LTE network
performance.
"As LTE is deployed and data use surges, signaling traffic grows
exponentially and operators will need new tools to handle large
signaling surges. The Traffix G-SDC can simplify and harmonize networks
to maintain reliability and scalability," commented Sue Rudd, Director
Service Provider Analysis at Strategy Analytics. "This is a welcome
solution for large scale deployments that should lower operational and
capital expenses and provide interoperability with legacy 2.5 and 3G
networks."
The Traffix Distributed Signaling Grid is constantly aware of
interconnecting node availability, and is able to shift signaling flows
to servers based on their availability and capacity. Simultaneously, it
maintains network-wide, distributed state information enabling all the
signaling routing components to work in harmony. Its built-in throttling
capabilities actively monitor and manage traffic from each node,
limiting throughput to servers based on their rated capacity. In
situations of overload, the G-SDC can detect which packets should be
dropped to prevent servers from overwhelming the network, leading to
outages.
When carriers deploy the Traffix Distributed Signaling Grid, the message
origin or subscriber location is irrelevant - it will always be routed
to the correct server or service," said Lenny Ridel, CTO at Traffix
Systems. "This advanced dynamic routing technology guarantees
throughput, minimize latency and downtime. As a result, the LTE network
performs consistently and predictable, coordinated to perfection despite
the huge scale of many data centers and the distributed nature of the
signaling flows."
About Traffix Signaling Delivery Controller (SDC)
As a single Diameter platform, the Traffix SDC offers operators
cost-effective scalability, instant connectivity of all interfaces, and
comprehensive control of IP-based signaling while saving up to 70% on
OPEX and CAPEX. As a future-proof, end-to-end solution, the SDC already
supports over 50 Diameter interfaces for more than a dozen widely-used
protocols such as RADIUS, LDAP, XML, JMS and others. On top of the cost
and time efficiencies of one platform and one configuration, the SDC
brings new functionalities to enhance operational and marketing
capabilities such as patented subscriber context-awareness to extract
business intelligence from real-time signaling and a management tool for
wide visibility into the network for 24/7 troubleshooting.
About Traffix Systems
Traffix is the Diameter control plane expert since 2005. Traffix leads
the control plane market with a range of Diameter products deployed at
over 100 operators worldwide. Traffix supports telecommunications
service providers to build high capacity, high performance data networks
for a cost-efficient path to 4G. For more information, visit
http://www.traffixsystems.com
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