

TDM Solutions in a Packet-Based World
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Despite the growth of Ethernet services, TDM still plays a significant role in enterprise networks in the 21st century. Circuit Emulation Services (CES) and Pseudowire Emulation (PWE) have emerged as methods for carrying TDM circuits over a packet-switched network. There are many benefits and applications for CES, all depending on the delivery of a low-delay, low-jitter signal over Ethernet.
Does your solution:
The benefits of transporting TDM over Ethernet are compelling. Both CapEx and OpEx required to support TDM services can be lowered, easing budget pressure for customers and enabling a sustainable business model for carriers to offer a full range of communications services. As a result, several organizations are establishing standards for this technology, including the IETF, the MEF, the MFA Forum and the ITU, to address encapsulation of Nx64, T1, E1, T3, E3, OC-3, STM-1, OC-12 and STM-4 lines for transmission across IP, MPLS and pure-Ethernet.
| Anue Network Emulators excel at circuit emulation testing by enabling you to emulate the packet network carrying CES with a high degree of precision and repeatability. |
Whether your application is backhaul for wireless transport, end-to-end TDM services for enterprise, or TDM access with interworking between Ethernet, Frame Relay and ATM, circuit emulation testing with Anue Systems can help you address the questions that must be answered before your circuit emulation or pseudowire solution is released on a live network.
With Anue Ethernet network emulation you can:
Circuit Emulation Services Solution Brief [PDF]