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Home » Russia’s VimpleCom Picks Procera for Policy Enforcement

Russia’s VimpleCom Picks Procera for Policy Enforcement

September 18, 2012
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VimpelCom has deployed Procera’s PacketLogic platforms in nearly 43 cities throughout Russia to provide network visibility, analytics, optimization and bandwidth management.

VimpelCom, in conjunction with technology system integrator Jet Infosystems, performed operational and laboratory testing using Procera’s PacketLogic Intelligence Center (PIC) solutions to gain “live” traffic analytics for their extensive network, and found that over 50% of broadband resources were being consumed by peer-to-peer file sharing. The two companies used the results of this research to design a solution that specifically meets VimpelCom’s unique requirements.

The European operator implemented a number of Procera’s IPE platforms and PacketLogic Intelligence Center (PIC) solutions including several PL10000 series platforms, PL 8000s, and PICs plus bypass switches for additional network resilience and availability. The PL10000 series platforms provide up to 120Gbps of throughput in a single system and can scale up to 2Tbps in a multi-system.


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