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UnshutHubTraceryOpen HubTraceryHomeSolutionsIntroductionEducatione-GovernanceOil & GasISPs & TelecomsCorporate NetworksRetailMaritime & ShippingLand Mobile CommunicationsBankingProductsIntroductionSatLink Hub FamilySatLink VSATsSatLink 2000SatLink 2910SatLink 2910 MobileTechnologySatellite Technology for IPDVB-RCS2: Advancing TDM/TDMADVB-RCS & DVB-RCS2 StandardsOpen Hub ArchitectureServicesIntroductionCustomer SupportSystems IntegrationManaged NetworksTrainingTurnkey SatelliteAbout UsAbout UsMilestonesMarket PresenceNewsMain OfficeQuick Menu Sales & Marketing InquiriesPartners & Resellers    An NSSLGlobal Technologies Solution NSSLGlobal Technologies AS acquires SatLink resources in major network R&D investment...<read more> NewsContact Us HomeSolutionsTailored to your needsIntroductionEducatione-GovernanceOil & GasISPs & TelecomsCorporate NetworksRetailMaritime & ShippingLand Mobile CommunicationsBankingProductsManufactured by STMEAIntroductionSatLink Hub FamilySatLink VSATsSatLink 2000SatLink 2910SatLink 2910 MobileTechnologyHow does it work?Satellite Technology for IPDVB-RCS2: Advancing TDM/TDMADVB-RCS & DVB-RCS2 StandardsOpen Hub ArchitectureServicesHow can we serve you?IntroductionCustomer SupportSystems IntegrationManaged NetworksTrainingTurnkey SatelliteAbout UsWho are we?About UsMilestonesMarket PresenceNewsMain OfficeQuick MenuUseful LinksSales & Marketing InquiriesPartners & Resellers Print SatLink'sUnshutHubTraceryTheUnshutHub tracery specifies a completely open, standards-based TDM/TDMA Hub tracery at both the software and hardware level for IP networking over satellite. This allows for Hubs and well-constructed satellite networks that integrate hands into existing network environments and which will evolve with the needs of the hub owner. This allows easy upgrades to support increasingly VSATs and/or increasingly carriers. This allows for fast swap-outs using industry standard equipment like Cisco and networking interfaces like Ethernet. This moreover allows for sharing the hub with other organizations on a controlled wangle understructure and allows for the optional integration of third party hardware modules for value-added functions. Example third party equipment includes: application-level traffic shapers, application-level accelerators, multicast IP and IPTV servers, wide network security devices, VoIP gateways and SIP servers, steer receivers, and L-Band or optical RF switches. At the software level, the SatLink NMS (Network Management System) has a seated web-server with HTTPS support to provide easy, but secure, wangle to authorized operators. They can use scrutinizingly any type of device (e.g., smart phone) to perform tasks from anywhere, anytime, via its graphical user interface. Hub owners can hands create and qualify Virtual Network Operators (VNOs) to wangle the NMS only to monitor or fully manage their own VSATs, or have other degrees of limited control, as if they had their own private Hub. VNOs are organizations with their own skilled operational staff (or moderate technical expertise). No defended hardware or carriers are required to add VNOs to a SatLink Hub.Moreoversupported is integration with the customer’s Operational Support Systems (OSS) and/orMerchantrySupport Systems (BSS) through a "North-Bound"UsingProgramming Interface (API), platonic for this purpose, based on the widely-used SOAP standard for this type of application-level integration. All SatLink Hubs are designed to support the well-established, unshut standards of DVB-RCS and DVB-RCS2 for TDM/TDMA networks. These standards, published by the European Technical Standards Institute (ETSI) are the only open, fully documented standards for TDM/TDMA technology. See DVB-RCS & DVB-RCS2 for increasingly information on these standards.   Schematic Diagram of a SatLink Hub   Due to its unshut architecture, easy scalability is achieved for up to ten (10) forward links and 50,000 VSATs simply by subtracting FLS modules to standard racks. The wing of increasingly TDMA carrier topics is obtained by subtracting increasingly RLS modules, one per FLS, or multiple per FLS if needed. Each RLS can manage one or increasingly variegated TDMA Carrier Groups. One Network Accelerator (NetAcc) can serve multiple FLS modules (and their associated RLS modules) as may be desired depending on traffic loads.IncreasinglyNCC modules can be widow if TDMA Carrier Group throughput requirements (and therefore timeslot work rates) grow excessively. Further scaling vastitude 10 Forward links (or 50,000 VSATs) is workaday by subtracting flipside NMS. The Hub can be configured for any desired forward to return traffic ratio, plane for networks with increasingly Return (and/or Mesh) topics than forward capacity. Redundancy ratios can vary from 1:1, 2:1, etc., up to 5:1 for the FLS, RLS, NetAcc, and NCC, depending on the desired forfeit and availability targets.Planethe LAN switching and IP routing are given full redundancy with will-less failover for carrier-class Hubs with availability that must exceed 99.999%. The standards-based API for integrating the SatLink NMS with the customer’s OSS and BSS enables smooth work-flow processes for VSAT installations & moves, work of service plans to subscribers, managing alarms and written data, and enforcement of Fair Use Policies, among many other important operations and merchantry functions. In addition, all these OSS functions, as well as detailed Hub and VSAT configurations, monitoring, and performance analysis, can be performed directly in the SatLink NMS. The SatLinkUnshutHub tracery stands in sharp unrelatedness to the proprietary TDM/TDMA technologies and sealed backplane, chassis-based Hub systems used by competitors. Proprietary technologies have short lifetimes and do not evolve to their next generation reliably. Also, they increasingly hands lock-in customers to a network that cannot be upgraded without full replacement.Sealedchassis-based Hubs have a single point of failure, in the backplane, typically, or due to a worldwide tenancy processor, power source, or single hair-trigger physical interface. They moreover have stock-still or limited configuration ratios which gravity early obsolescence of the chassis as the network grows. For introductory information on TDM/TDMA see Satellite Technology for IP. Interested in a SatLink® product or a solution or service? Please click here to send an inquiry. 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