Sedona Selected by CableLabs® to Demonstrate Multilayer Network Optimization at its Winter Conference Innovation Showcase

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Company showcases its NetFusion Product at Cable Industry’s Premier Technology Event Cupertino, CA, and Orlando, FL, February 7, 2017 – Sedona Systems, the global leader in Multilayer IP-Optical network control and optimization, today announced its selection as one of only nine companies to present at the Innovation Showcase demonstration at the CableLabs Winter Conference.  The conference…

Multilayer Requirements for NBI of Optical Domain Controllers

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This paper focuses on requirements for the NBI of Optical domain controllers in a multilayer architecture. The NBI of the optical domain controller has four main functions: topology discovery, monitoring, provisioning, and path computation. These requirements generally apply to both DWDM and OTN systems, with the obvious omission of feasibility limitations that only apply to the DWDM layer.

NetFusion Orchestrates Across Vendors in OIF SDN Transport API Interoperability Demo

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Sedona’s NetFusion IP/Optical Network controller successfully fulfilled the role of multidomain controller in the Optical Internetworking Forum’s (OIF) Transport API (T-API) interoperability demonstration late this year. NetFusion was the top-level controller and orchestrator of services across multiple optical domains and the central interface to provisioning applications for the entire test network in Telefonica’s lab. In…

Sedona to Showcase Multilayer Control Applications at the SDN & OpenFlow World Congress

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Sedona System will participate in this year’s SDN & OpenFlow World Congress at the Hague, Netherlands. Our team will present there our suite of IP/MPLS – Optical converged control applications and the world’s first multilayer, multivendor automatic restoration solution. We will present the results of a recent demonstration where we have proven the superiority of multilayer…