Exalt Microwave Backhaul Systems Deployed for Emergency Networks

it supporting new services like in-car video for our police force...
center in the state of Wisconsin (Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies)...
Right now we're working to migrate all our backhaul traffic to IP...
The center supports 26 police, fire, and EMS agencies and is the only CALEA-accredited...
We built Exalt systems to meet this challenge and deliver the stringent performance, security, and...
IP-based voice, data, and video applications and the resulting migration from TDM to IP-based networks...
satellite uptime, and we've gotten it...
services, and the center's new P25 land mobile radio (LMR) system from Raytheon...
"For agencies like the Rock County...
all-outdoor microwave systems using the 4...
"Exalt's engineering recommendations have always been right, so we decided to use Exalt systems to replace our old T1 lines to save money,...
and supports most sites at 100 Mbps...
Communications Center, one infrastructure has to serve it all...
on switching over to separate fire or police systems...
That work is planned for this summer, and in the future, we see...
" About Exalt Communications Exalt Communications provides next-generation microwave...
" "Government regulations are pushing public safety agencies to unify their communications infrastructures with an eye...
product marketing...
Exalt systems are designed to solve the network bottlenecks associated with the growing demand for...
The network is built on Exalt ExtendAir...
With a flexible architecture and universal product platform covering multiple market segments, Exalt provides a full...
provide more stable connectivity, and do more with increased bandwidth," said David Sleeter, director of the Rock County Communications Center...
range of microwave backhaul systems that meet the demand for cost-effective and flexible alternatives to fiber and leased lines...
"We expect five 9s of...
The Exalt backhaul network supports voice, mobile data, Wi-Fi hotspot...
toward system interoperability, but this creates new challenges for reliability, redundancy, and cost," said Mark Davis, Exalt sr...
with the same uptime and reliability we've grown to expect from Exalt...
network availability requirements of public safety agencies while decreasing their backhaul network costs...
communications services across the county's 720 square miles and enable the center to quickly migrate its backhaul network to all-digital while dramatically reducing equipment costs...
backhaul systems to mobile operators, service providers, government agencies, and enterprises worldwide...
Exalt Communications today announced that the Rock County Communications Center in Rock County, WI is using Exalt microwave backhaul systems to unify emergency...
director of...
Exalt partner General Communications installed the network, helping the center meet the...
If the backhaul network goes down, they can't rely...
rigorous uptime and resiliency requirements to maintain its longstanding CALEA accreditation...
9 GHz and 18 GHz frequency bands
NewSat Expands Backhaul Market in ME

E4G - All-Ethernet Mobile Backhaul Solution

E4G Ethernet-based Mobile Backhaul

A subsidiary of Finnet Telecommunications Group company, SSP Yhtiot, will be the first commercial user of Extreme Networks E4G. The technology runs on all Ethernet-based networks, improving cell-site router performance for mobile backhauling. A part of Ericsson and Motorola's mobile infrastructures, Extreme Network provides Ethernet switches and mobile backhaul technologies to more than 19 mobile phone operators.

Enhanced mobile backhaul through E4G  spells good opportunities for Extreme and it will enable mobile operators to develop 4G services faster. All SSP towers will be equipped with  Extreme Networks E4G routers. SSP is expected to benefit from faster data , multimedia voice and  improved video services . This is made possible  by an all-IP Ethernet solution. The mobile backhaul solution has the advantage of having networks run faster than 3G speed, thanks to software enhancements such as the precision time protocol (PTP), as well as ultra-dense Gigabit Ethernet ports.

The mobile market is growing. With rapidly rising mobile data traffic from  corporate communications and  multimedia entertainment, mobile operators are faced with bandwidth shortage. The mobile industry would be increasingly needing scalable Ethernet mobile backhaul solution lile E4G, said Riku Paarni, Director of SSPNET Operators and Services at SSP.

The cell site router can also work on legacy networks, thus helping operators maintain their customers as they shift to 4G. Extreme Networks E4G MBH solution can significantly help the industry adapt to the evolving demands of the market. With resilient synchronous Gigabit Ethernet (GbE) backhaul, E4G can support multiple generations of services, including LTE. Users will also benefit from optimum performance with line-rate Gigabit Ethernet and capabilities for 10 GbE and beyond.


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The volume of mobile data usage is growing at exponential rate, prompting wireless providers to shift to 4G. The technology will serve to sustain the delivery of bandwidth to millions of users, said  David Ginsburg, CMO of Extreme Networks.

"Extreme Networks is proud to work with SSP as it advances its network with our all-Ethernet cell-site routers," said Ginsburg. Mobile bandwidth services drive up the sector's revenues.
More users of smartphones and tablets means growing demand for high-speed mobile backhaul network. Featuring a 1RU form factor,  E4G-400 enables 4G mobile backhaul offering carrier-class resiliency, line-rate performance and synchronization,  while integrating TDM and Ethernet services and their associated protocols into a scalable and efficient Ethernet mobile backhaul network.

Extreme Networks is a global leader in high-performance Ethernet switching, serving cloud, data center and mobile sectors. The California-based company maintains 6,000 customers in more than 50 countries.