Nortel’s Metro Ethernet Secrets Revealed

Want to know how Nortel is “changing the world with Metro Ethernet”? If so, you can check out this podcast featuring Philippe Morin, who heads up Nortel’s Metro Ethernet networks unit.

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  • many

    *yawn* I hope you were joking with the headline.

    Wireless users want more bandwidth?

    So, the best way to respond to “hyperconnectivity” is switched ethernet or more correctly “carrier class switched ethernet?”

    PBT (a dumber switched ethernet without multicast/broadcast or mac learning), sounds simple until you realize that all relationships are static and there is no routing or discovery. Of course, there are now standards body proposals for forwarding and control for PBT, which leads you down the same path as MPLS again. This is a breakthrough technology? A tipping point? For whom?

    More likely I am experiencing deja moo (or perhaps deja poo) from the 1990′s

  • Mark Evans

    Yes, the title was a joke. :)

  • Casual Observer

    Hilarious Mark !

  • Mark Evans

    I thought so too. :)

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