GL Announces MC-MLPPP Conformance Tester

Gaithersburg, Maryland (PRWEB) October 30, 2012

Gaithersburg, Maryland, USA – October 29, 2012- GL Communications Inc. announced today the release of its latest MC-MLPPP Conformance Tester software.

Speaking to reporters, Mr. Jagdish Vadalia Senior Manager for product development of the company said, GLs MAPS (Message Automation and Protocol Simulation) platform is a general purpose Protocol Emulator for various protocols encountered in the telecom space. MC-MLPPP is one such advanced protocol simulator/tester for Multi Class, Multi Link, PPP protocols over TDM (T1 E1). The tester can simulate a complete PPP or MLPPP link between two peers, with MLPPP signaling conforming to IETF specifications.

He added, MAPS MLPPP supports testing network elements, error tracking, regression testing, conformance testing, and load testing/call generation. The test tool can run pre-defined test scenarios against MLPPP test objects in a controlled & deterministic manner. The test tool also incorporates the flexibility to modify call parameters & message contents (arbitrary manipulation of messages, information elements and message sequence on the different protocols).

Mr. Vadalia further added, MAPS MLPPP conformance scripts are suitable for conformance tests and functional tests, where test objects can be accurately, reliably and comfortably validated for compliance with IETF standard. It is suitable for manufacturers, network operators and service providers to address all stages of the development cycle, regression testing through to type approval, acceptance testing.

Main Features:

Performs MC-MLPPP as well as PPP simulation over TDM (T1/E1)

Supports LCP with the following negotiation options.

PPP options: MRU (Maximum Receive Unit), ACFC (Address and Control Field Compression),

PFC (Protocol Field Compression), and Magic Number.

MLPPP Options: MRRU (Maximum Received Reconstructed Unit), Short Sequence Number

Format, Long sequence header format, Endpoint Discrimination, and Multi-class option.

Multi-Class Options: Multilink Header Format.

Supports the following NCPs –

IPCP – RFC 1332 (The PPP Internet Protocol Control Protocol) and RFC 1877 (PPP Internet

GL Announces MC-MLPPP Conformance Tester

Gaithersburg, Maryland (PRWEB) December 20, 2012 GL Communications Inc., announced today the availability of its MC-MLPPP Analyzer and Emulator software that emulate and analyze Point-to-Point (PPP), Multi-Link Point-to-Point (MLPPP), and Multi-Class MLPPP protocols. Addressing the press conference, Mr.Jagadish Vadalia, Senior Manager of Product Development said, “ML-PPP has wide application for access lines to Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and enterprises that need “single pipes” greater than one T1 but less than 28 T1s. ML-PPP is similar to IMA (Inverse Multiplexing over ATM), in the sense that larger bandwidth is derived by aggregating smaller physical channels”. He added, “The Multi-Class Extension to Multi-Link PPP allows a sender to fragment the packets of various priorities into multiple classes of fragments, and allows high-priority packets to be sent between fragments of lower priorities.” Mr. Vadalia further added, “GL’s flexible and versatile applications in T1 E1 Analyzer allow complete PPP, MLPPP, & MC-MLPPP Analysis & Emulation. The T1 E1 Analyzers are available as powerful HD PCI cards as well as portable USB based units.” Important features of MLPPP Analyzer GL Announces its MC-MLPPP Analysis and Emulation Software

Gaithersburg, Maryland (PRWEB) December 20, 2012

GL Communications Inc., announced today the availability of its MC-MLPPP Analyzer and Emulator software that emulate and analyze Point-to-Point (PPP), Multi-Link Point-to-Point (MLPPP), and Multi-Class MLPPP protocols.

Addressing the press conference, Mr.Jagadish Vadalia, Senior Manager of Product Development said, “ML-PPP has wide application for access lines to Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and enterprises that need “single pipes” greater than one T1 but less than 28 T1s. ML-PPP is similar to IMA (Inverse Multiplexing over ATM), in the sense that larger bandwidth is derived by aggregating smaller physical channels”. He added, “The Multi-Class Extension to Multi-Link PPP allows a sender to fragment the packets of various priorities into multiple classes of fragments, and allows high-priority packets to be sent between fragments of lower priorities.”

Mr. Vadalia further added, “GL’s flexible and versatile applications in T1 E1 Analyzer allow complete PPP, MLPPP, & MC-MLPPP Analysis & Emulation. The T1 E1 Analyzers are available as powerful HD PCI cards as well as portable USB based units.”

Important features of MLPPP Analyzer

GL Announces its MC-MLPPP Analysis and Emulation Software