[Nsp-qos] BW Management solutions advice

[Vicky]

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Hi Luis,

sorry for not getting back w/ you sooner. you could look into
ellacoya.com. i ran into these guys when working w/ a customer in
mexico. they are located in boston (i think).

these guys have some interesting offering which might fit your needs. on
the open-source side there are whole bunch of solution available, such
as tc+htb, http://www.bandwidtharbitrator.com/ and many more.


hth,

regards,
/vicky

Albinati, Luis Martin wrote:
| Hi,
|
| I am considering some bandwidth management solutions and would like to
| know if some of you people have had some real world experiences with
| this kind of boxes. More specifically I am looking at some Large-ISP or
| Carrier-Grade solutions with at least the following specifications:
|
|
|>= 1Gbps traffic capacity
|>500k simultaneous connections
|
| Layer 7 stateful packet inspection (via protocol signatures and/or
| protocol analysis) Traffic prioritization, shaping, QoS and bandwidth
| provisioning based on custom defined policies (vlan id, ip ranges, tos,
| time of day, etc) possibility to easily update and deploy new or
| modified protocol definitions without affecting availability.
|
| In the past days I've been analyzing solutions from Allot, P-Cube,
| Caspian Networks and Ellacoya, and some of them would seem to be fine,
| but I would like to know if you have had experiences with these or other
| products that might fit for the job. I would greatly appreciate all the
| advices, recommendations or suggestions that you may want to share about
| this.
|
| FYI, so you can get the idea of the levels of traffic we are handling
| nowadays, I work at a dialup and broadband (cable and dsl) ISP.
|
| Thanks in advance.
|
| Regards,
|
| Luis M. Albinati
| Prima S.A. Argentina (AS10481)
|
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