AboveNet and Equinix Complete Interoperability Tests with EANTC
AboveNet completed an interoperability test across Equinix’s Carrier Ethernet Exchange (ECEE) platform between London and Frankfurt. The tests, which were carried out by the European Advanced Networking Test Center (EANTC), validated AboveNet’s compliance with MEF (Metro Ethernet Forum) standards for quality and interoperability.
By adding two new Equinix Carrier Ethernet Exchange locations in Europe to its existing US connections provides an even wider audience access to AboveNet’s extensive Ethernet, VPN and IP suite of products.http://www.above.net
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completed an interoperability test across Equinix’s Carrier Ethernet Exchange (ECEE) platform between London and Frankfurt. The tests, which were carried out by the European Advanced Networking Test Center (EANTC), validated AboveNet’s compliance with MEF (Metro Ethernet Forum) standards for quality and interoperability.
