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Carrier Grade Linux

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Carrier Grade Linux
A specification that defines an industrial strength operating system environment using Linux. Carrier Grade Linux (CGL) covers hardware, availability, clustering, security, serviceability and performance. Originally from the Open Source Development Labs (OSDL), which became the Linux Foundation (see Linux Foundation).


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1 also offers virtual routing and forwarding (VRF) capabilities for secure wireless networks and is compliant with Carrier Grade Linux, IPv6 and Linux Standard Base certifications.
have announced that Wind River will port its Carrier Grade Linux (CGL) and Workbench development suite to Sun's UltraSPARC T2 chip multithreading (CMT) processor.
The IMS communications server proof of concept will showcase a pre-integrated Open Application-Enabling Platform from Motorola, including AdvancedTCA blades with Dual Low Voltage Intel Xeon processors and Intel IXP2850 network processors, Carrier Grade Linux and Motorola's NetPlane high service availability software, validated with IMS software from independent vendors.
 
 
 
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