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Ultra Electronics DNE Technologies Announces Release 1.1 Software for PacketAssure Service Delivery Managers
PacketAssure automatically adjusts Quality of Service profile as radio link quality fluctuates
WALLINGFORD, Conn., Jan. 21, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Ultra Electronics DNE Technologies announced the availability of Release 1.1 operating software for its PacketAssure iQ line of Service Delivery Managers (SDMs).
"Release 1.1 software heralds a new level of automated capability for the PacketAssure product line," said Charles Reese, Vice President, Sales & Marketing at DNE Technologies. "A rate-adaptive transmission device, such as a digital troposcatter modem, adjusts its data transmission rate as atmospheric conditions change, yet traffic management policies traditionally remain static until operators intervene. The PacketAssure can now automatically adjust its Class of Service (CoS) parameters to ensure optimum bandwidth allocation, regardless of the operational data rate. This feature demonstrates DNE's continued commitment to reducing lifecycle costs associated with IP networking."
This feature, known as Adaptive Transport, Auto CoS (ATAC), supports 23 individual data rates from 64 Kbps to 22 Mbps, and includes a library of preconfigured CoS profiles to ensure rapid setup. Network operators can adjust these CoS profiles to address real-time changes in mission requirements. Once set, the entire system runs without further operator intervention, regardless of bandwidth changes, creating a highly mobile, quickly deployable Quality of Service solution for serial-based transport.
The PacketAssure iQ1000 AND iQ1000e Service Delivery Managers with Release 1.1 software will be generally available in March 2011. Pricing starts at $17,000 USD.
About Ultra Electronics DNE Technologies
For over fifty years, Ultra Electronics DNE Technologies has provided communications devices to the US Department of Defense, Homeland Security and other government agencies. DNE Technologies manufactures networking equipment that economizes bandwidth and extends the drive distances of tactical communications devices. This equipment is used throughout the US Department of Defense and other government agencies to support the transition to IP networking, particularly in areas where bandwidth-intense network traffic is restricted by a single satellite or radio signal. DNE Technologies manufactures the AN/FCC-100, the TAC Multiservice Access Concentrator series, PacketAssure iQ Service Delivery Managers and NRZ/CDI/FOM converters, including the CV-MCU2 converter/multiplexer.
For more information, contact:
Ultra Electronics DNE Technologies
http://www.ultra-dne.com
800-370-4485 x5417
203-697-5417
SOURCE Ultra Electronics DNE Technologies
Ultra Electronics DNE Technologies
CONTACT: Ellen Cirnigliaro, Sr. Sales & Marketing Specialist, Ultra Electronics DNE Technologies, +1-203-265-7151, PacketAssure@ultra-dne.com
Web Site: http://www.ultra-dne.com
Ultra Electronics DNE Technologies Announces Release 1.1 Software for PacketAssure Service Delivery Managers
PacketAssure automatically adjusts Quality of Service profile as radio link quality fluctuates
WALLINGFORD, Conn., Jan. 21, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Ultra Electronics DNE Technologies announced the availability of Release 1.1 operating software for its PacketAssure iQ line of Service Delivery Managers (SDMs).
"Release 1.1 software heralds a new level of automated capability for the PacketAssure product line," said Charles Reese, Vice President, Sales & Marketing at DNE Technologies. "A rate-adaptive transmission device, such as a digital troposcatter modem, adjusts its data transmission rate as atmospheric conditions change, yet traffic management policies traditionally remain static until operators intervene. The PacketAssure can now automatically adjust its Class of Service (CoS) parameters to ensure optimum bandwidth allocation, regardless of the operational data rate. This feature demonstrates DNE's continued commitment to reducing lifecycle costs associated with IP networking."
This feature, known as Adaptive Transport, Auto CoS (ATAC), supports 23 individual data rates from 64 Kbps to 22 Mbps, and includes a library of preconfigured CoS profiles to ensure rapid setup. Network operators can adjust these CoS profiles to address real-time changes in mission requirements. Once set, the entire system runs without further operator intervention, regardless of bandwidth changes, creating a highly mobile, quickly deployable Quality of Service solution for serial-based transport.
The PacketAssure iQ1000 AND iQ1000e Service Delivery Managers with Release 1.1 software will be generally available in March 2011. Pricing starts at $17,000 USD.
About Ultra Electronics DNE Technologies
For over fifty years, Ultra Electronics DNE Technologies has provided communications devices to the US Department of Defense, Homeland Security and other government agencies. DNE Technologies manufactures networking equipment that economizes bandwidth and extends the drive distances of tactical communications devices. This equipment is used throughout the US Department of Defense and other government agencies to support the transition to IP networking, particularly in areas where bandwidth-intense network traffic is restricted by a single satellite or radio signal. DNE Technologies manufactures the AN/FCC-100, the TAC Multiservice Access Concentrator series, PacketAssure iQ Service Delivery Managers and NRZ/CDI/FOM converters, including the CV-MCU2 converter/multiplexer.
For more information, contact:
Ultra Electronics DNE Technologies
http://www.ultra-dne.com
800-370-4485 x5417
203-697-5417
SOURCE Ultra Electronics DNE Technologies
Ultra Electronics DNE Technologies
CONTACT: Ellen Cirnigliaro, Sr. Sales & Marketing Specialist, Ultra Electronics DNE Technologies, +1-203-265-7151, PacketAssure@ultra-dne.com
Web Site: http://www.ultra-dne.com