Yearly Archives: 2014

Time Trippin’: Qualcomm, Nokia commence chip battle; Wi-Fi all the rage … 11 years ago this week

Editor’s Note: The RCR Wireless News Time Machine is a way to take advantage of our extensive history in covering the wireless space to...

Analyst Angle: What operators can bring to OTT partnerships, besides billing

Hardly a day goes by without an announcement of a new partnership between an operator and an over-the-top provider. OTT partnering has become a key strategic initiative,

2013 Mobile Backhaul Resource Guide

Backhaul for mobile networks is a critical piece of network operations to ensure capacity and speed, as it relates to the transport of data...

MPLS Tutorial PDFs: First Smart Resources for an MPLS Tutorial

This collection of five MPLS tutorials cover both basic concepts and advanced details of how Multi-Protocol Label Switching works in telecom networks. From MPLS...

MPLS Topology A Comparison with Carrier Ethernet

As wireless operators deploy packet-based networks including LTE technology, considerations for the network layout, or topology, are changing. LTE has its own topology changes,...

LTE Topology Evolving Networks

Long Term Evolution is expected to step up wireless networks’ ability to handle increased demand for capacity and make networks more efficient. But once releases...

IP MPLS Tutorials The Five Best Tutorials on IP MPLS and MPLS-TP

MPLS-TP: The Next Evolution of Your Network http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMbaduTHfig This hour-long webinar from IP test company Ixia focuses on MPLS-TP (Transport Protocol) and in the process, gives...

Carrier Ethernet Architecture: The evolution of high availability and scalability

As mobile networks have evolved over time to an all-IP architecture, Carrier Ethernet has become an important standard for data transport and interfaces. The technology...

LTE WLAN, HetNets and Wi-Fi: The Next-Generation Networks

As wireless network capacity demands skyrocket, carriers are using WLAN (wireless local area network) or Wi-Fi technology to offload traffic. As those networks evolve...

CE: Carrier Ethernet PPT and PDFs

Look through multiple summaries of the use and topology of Carrier Ethernet, in these graphics from CE provider RAD Data Communications. Learn more here...

IP VPN vs MPLS: Top 5 Factors to Consider

In comparing IP VPN vs MPLS, there are significant differences are in service qualities and the question of who manages and has visibility into...

Ethernet over TDM: Maintaining Legacy Networks

Wireless carriers need to maintain legacy networks even as they move toward more broadly deploying LTE. Ethernet over TDM is a conversion technology that...

!!!VPLS vs MPLS: Top Three Business Case Factors

!!!In making a business case for choosing VPLS (Virtual Private LAN Service) or MPLS (Multi-Protocol Label Switching) for connectivity between remote locations, there are...

IEEE 1588v2A Look at Time and Frequency Synchronization

Time is an essential element of networking that is usually ignored or given low importance.  Some of the uses in the network range from...

LTE BackhaulTechnology, Requirements and Trends in 2012 & 2013

Expectations are high for the needs of LTE backhaul: high capacity, high speed, and high quality of service. Providers are building out their new...

Microwave Link DesignTrends in 2012 and 2013

The use of microwave for mobile backhaul has so far been limited in North America, although it is popular in Europe and other international...

MPLS PDFs: A Technical Collection

This collection of MPLS pdf papers cover a wide range of topics. From the basic functions and uses of MPLS to highly technical analysis...

Backhaul Basics, A DefinitionNetwork Experts Define Backhaul Networks

Backhaul is often spoken of as critical to telecom networks – but what is it? Which part of the mobile network is considered the...

Microwave Link Design Process Five Critical Issues

In microwave link design for mobile backhaul, a variety of factors must be considered. Eirik Nesse, vice president of product strategy for microwave backhaul...

Benefits of MPLS: The Top Four MPLS Benefits

Multi-Protocol Label Switching promises a number of new efficiencies and control features for service providers. The benefits of MPLS have certainly been noticed, as...

MPLS Security Is MPLS Secure?

Multi-Protocol Label Switching is a traffic routing mechanism within telecom networks. It allows each customer’s data to be kept separate from other data streams...

MPLS TutorialWatch the Five Best MPLS Tutorials

This round-up of five MPLS tutorial videos showcases different understandings of MPLS. From a cartoonish look at how networks handle data packets, to an...

MPLS PE The Provider Edge

The MPLS PE (Provider Edge) router or network element plays a key role in MPLS infrastructure. The PE router is both the interface between...

MPLS vs. VPN vs. Leased Line Five Factors to Consider

In establishing connectivity between remote offices or network elements, enterprises have multiple options to consider. The basic conundrum is the question of whether to...

MPLS L2VPNsAn Overview of Network Layers and VPNs

Understanding MPLS L2VPNs MPLS L2 VPNs (Layer Two Virtual Private Networks) have some unique characteristics and are driving the use of MPLS, or Multi-Protocol Label...
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