RAD introduces IPmux-2L

New Delhi: RAD Data Communications has introduced the IPmux-2L, an entry-level TDM pseudowire access gateway, which is a solution for transporting legacy services over packet switched networks (PSNs).

The IPmux-2L incorporates RAD's new generation of ASIC processors that empowers pseudowire performance with minimal processing delay, including support for all standard TDM circuit emulation modes, such as TDMoIP, CESoPSN, SAToP, and HDLCoPSN.

“Having first introduced pseudowire to the market in 1999, RAD Data Communications is acknowledged as the industry pioneer of this innovative technology,” noted Jacky Acoca, Senior Product Line Manager, RAD Data Communications. “With more than 1,10,000 of its TDM pseudowire ports already deployed worldwide, RAD brings to the IPmux-2L all of its extensive expertise, which is unmatched in the field.”

The IPmux-2L can be ordered with one or two E1 ports, two Ethernet (UTP) ports, one serial port, and one Ethernet (SFP) port. Featuring a 63-circuit pseudowire capacity, the device supports individually configured pseudowire connections in timeslot granularity.