Home > News > Archive US News > 2001
Supercomm - In
April and May 2001, Adax participated in two interoperability Bake-Offs
that marked important milestones in the development of Adax’s
Convergence Signaling Solutions. In
April, Adax's SCTP implementation, SCTP/T, was tested at the IETF-SCTP
bake-off in Nice, France and successfully inter-operated with other
leading telco companies' SCTP offerings. In May, the Adax-Hughes
M3UA- SCTP/T integrated solution was tested in Madrid, Spain and
again, successfully inter-operated with those offered by other participants.
SCTP is the
latest Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) defined protocol designed
to provide the same signaling quality and integrity to Internet
and VPN services that we have come to know with the traditional
PSTN. Adax SCTP/T not only fully meets the IETF Standards, it provides
telephony profile enhancements of standard specifications in terms
of heartbeat monitoring, error detection and link recovery. While
error detection is 10 times faster than the Standard recommends,
heartbeat intervals can be set to 60 times more frequent than is
recommended.
Two other distinguishing
features of Adax SCTP/T are low host-CPU usage and higher transaction
rates. In the interoperability testing, while other reference systems
completely utilized their host-CPU capacity, the Adax machine was
usually only 5% utilized, leaving ample CPU space for the processing
of upper-layer applications.
With Adax SCTP/T
being deployed on our highly successful HDC and ATM cards, Adax
provides powerful, flexible and fully integrated signaling solutions
for Convergence networks.
|