How our customers
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Characterize Performance, Scalability and Reliability |
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For Regression, Load, Stress and Negative Testing |
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For Interoperability and "Black-Box" Testing |
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For Real-World, Extreme and Normal, Network Traffic Simulation |
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To Evaluate Network Equipment & Validate Network Design |
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As an Independent Third-Party Solution to Validate Implementation |
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To Compliment Internally Developed Testing Solutions |
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As a Cost-Effective Solution to Provide Large-Scale Device Emulation |
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Peering and Interconnect
In the Peering & Interconnect environment, the SBC is located between Service Provider’s networks. In this environment the key functions of the SBC are:
- Scalability to large capacity to support load between Operators
- Performance
- IP Address flexibility
- Session Admission Control based on various SLAs
- Security against theft of service and DOS attack for the Operators core network
- Flexible deployment – signalling and media can be separated to support
- Control the bandwidth allocated for an Interconnect
- Control how many calls are allowed to/from an Interconnect
- Enforce routing policies per interconnect such as
- Apply capacity policy enforcement at any point of the network and any device or group
Navtel Solution:
- 256,000 unique endpoints, 128,000 RTP streams and thousands of calls per second from a single chassis to emulate large scale customer deployments in order to verify the Scalability, Performance and Reliability of an SBC
- Very flexible IP Address definition to recreate any IP Address space or a mixture of overlapping IP Address spaces to emulate a large number of corporate addresses which are likely to have their own private IP address space
- NAT emulation to test the SBC capability to traverse NATs and Firewall
- Flexible VLAN support to test the ability of the SBC to host multiple overlapping IP address space
- TOS/DSP marking on a per emulated subscriber to emulate various types of services or to differentiate among various Corporate Service Level agreements
- Transparent support of two distinct implementations of the SBC where Signalling and Media can be on same or separate IP address.
- Theft of service emulation to test the SBC ability to perform Bandwidth Policing on a per RTP session basis
- Mix of codec support to emulate various types of subscriber endpoints
- Per Codec, VLAN and TOS statistics views
- Media and Path Verification to verify Routing, TOS remarking and Theft of Service Protection capabilities of the Router
- QoS, and VQT analysis for verifying SBC does not impact the media streams
- High Call generation & Registration message rates to test the SBC ability to perform Signalling Rate limiting
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For more information on this or any other InterWatch solution, please contact sales@navtelcom.com
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