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Home » Optical Entertainment Network Selects Raptor Switches

Optical Entertainment Network Selects Raptor Switches

August 15, 2006
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Optical Entertainment Network, which is building a fiber-based, Triple Play network in Houston, has selected Raptor Networks Technology as its core switching provider. A purchase order for the commissioning stack of four ER-1010 network switches was received, with priced options for an additional 500 ER-1010s.

http://www.raptor-networks.com

  • Raptor Networks’ ER-1010 is a 1U Layer 2–4 data classification switch offering configurations for both pluggable fiber and copper module I/O boards at 1 GbE and 10 GbE. The switches can be deployed in a distributed network architecture, with all of the capabilities and features of each ER-1010 are maintained between switches even at distances of up to 80 km (or further over CWDM/DWDM).
  • Raptor Networks is based in Santa Ana, California.
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