Teja Technologies introduced an IPv6 forwarding application for systems based on the Intel IXP2xxx family of network processors (NPUs). The Teja NP IPv6 Forwarding Foundation Application is a high-performance forwarding plane solution for Layer 3 IPv6 classification and forwarding. Similar to Teja’s IPv4 product, Teja’s IPv6 forwarding application serves as the basis for a diverse range of IP-based networking devices, including switch/routers, wireless and broadband access, integrated firewalls, and VPN. The software is fully compliant and tested for conformance against the required IPv6 RFC standards. http://www.teja.com
Teja Introduces IPv6 Forwarding Application for Intel Network Processors
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