Wednesday, January 28, 2004

Procket Networks Enhances its Core Routing OS

Procket Networks released an operating system upgrade for its PRO/8801 and PRO/8812 routing platforms, offering new capabilities in system management, network security, and system availability. Procket said one of its main competitive differentiators is that its PRO/1 software enables each routing protocol to run independently, allowing memory protection for greater stability and uptime. Key feature additions in Procket's PRO/1 Modular Service Environment Release 2.3:

  • support for Ethernet and Ethernet VLAN pseudo wires


  • support for comprehensive IPv6 routing protocols, including static routing, OSPFv3, IS-IS for IPv6, BGP4 for IPv6, and RIPng


  • a Fast-Reroute (FRR) enhancement


  • Hardware support for Bidirectional PIM ("Bi-Dir PIM")


  • BGP soft-reconfiguration inbound


  • File commit candidate-configuration confirmed < minutes


  • Encrypting Username Passwords
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