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infranet(1) An earlier name for an Internet that delivered quality of service (QoS) and enhanced reliability and security. Proposed by the Infranet Initiative Council (IIC) in 2004, which was spearheaded by Juniper Networks, IIC endorsed the use of MPLS as the QoS mechanism. In 2005, the IIC turned into the IPsphere Forum, which promotes the development of a commercial service oriented architecture (SOA) that competes in an unregulated Internet. For more information, visit www.ipsphereforum.org. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Boingo selected Portal because the company's Infranet software platform provides flexibility and accuracy in the tracking and billing of new services and customer usage -- important components to support Boingo's business model. Infranet Controller to Deliver End-to-End, Granular Network Protection Monaco Telecom is one of the first companies worldwide to run Infranet on the IBM pSeries platform (see separate press release issued today titled Monaco Telecom Chooses Portal Software for 2G and 3G Convergent Billing). |
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