Ceragon Networks announced an agreement to acquire the right to use and further develop advanced Ethernet network management software which will accelerate enhancements to its end-to-end network management system (NMS). 
Ceragon did not name the developer of this technology but said the deal will enhance its FibeAir platforms and its PolyView management solution. The development effort is expected to simplify the design and management of complex Ethernet backhaul networks. Among the features is the ability to manage Ethernet services across multiple technologies and vendor domains, as well as to assign and manage differentiated service level agreements (SLAs) while ensuring high quality of service (QoS) from end-to-end.
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