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News Release from: Force Computers | Subject: DMTP3/StackWare Manager
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 10 October 2003

Distributed MTP3 stack
for fault tolerant comms

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Force Computers has enhanced its StackWare telecomms protocol software with the addition of a distributed MTP3 layer to the SS7 stack

Force Computers has enhanced its StackWare telecomms protocol software with the addition of a distributed MTP3 (DMTP3) layer to the SS7 (Signalling System No 7) stack. Along with an optional SS7 configuration and monitoring tool - StackWare Manager - available to tailor SS7 layers for use with Force's PowerQUICC II based telecomms PCI mezzanine card (PMC) controllers and SS7 server blades, DMTP3 offers fault tolerance, high reliability and scalable performance.

Featuring MTP1, MTP2 and DMTP3, the protocol package supports a range of embedded carrier-class signalling systems suitable for different SS7-based applications, from signal transfer points and service control points in broadband wireline to third-generation (3G) wireless nodes.

Using an XML or HTML browser, configuration and monitoring of SS7 layers can be accomplished with the StackWare Manager.

This distributed architecture is ideal for stringent telecomms/networking equipment demands.

As Force's newest development package for telecomms and networking, the DMTP3/StackWare Manager provides a complete, out-of-the-box carrier-grade signalling solution.

It builds on the StackWare package foundation by offering more bandwidth and faster messaging over broadband and narrowband SS7 hardware.

Coupled with its higher reliability and scalability, this protocol package eases system integration and upgrading of features, thus decreasing time-to-market for OEMs.

The SS7 solution will benefit service providers that are looking to provide efficient, cost-effective use of system resources.

In collaboration with other high-tech leaders, Force works to supply a range of building-block solutions - from VME modules and processor PCI mezzanine cards (PrPMCs) to AdvancedTCA and CompactPCI platforms.

As the overall embedded solutions leader, Force is committed to manufacturing boards as early as possible, so that OEMs can develop products with their required application features - reducing time from concept to full functionality.

In addition to its industry-leading boards, Force also leads in systems and turnkey solutions.

With a global network of ISO9001-certified design/manufacturing centres, systems can be integrated as close as possible to OEMs - backed by Force's low-risk, fast-track design/development methodology and supply-chain expertise.

Force provides a "total pipeline" approach unequalled in embedded computing - providing a one-stop service for cost-effective, high-level solutions from design to delivery.

The new StackWare package is available now.

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