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IntraSelect MPLS: Built for Business - Providing Flexibility, Reliability, Scalability, Security and Performance With Next Generation IP MPLS Technology

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Overview Today, the use of the Internet Protocol (IP) is becoming increasingly popular, not only among large and multinational enterprises, but also with medium- and small-sized businesses. The growth and popularity of the public Internet is fueling the demand for IP-based network communications solutions. IP is a tested and proven technology, which provides a cost effective means of any-to-any communications for organizations and their business partners. Corporations are increasingly integrating their Business Communications Systems and Processes on a technology that enables the reliable and secure transport of data, multimedia and voice traffic across private networks.

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Publisher	T-Systems	File Format	PDF
Date Published	October 2003
Format	White Papers
Topics	TCP - IP, Scalability, MPLS

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