Fixed orders - 28 May 2005

Cisco will supply an IP network and 2700 IP phones to NZ Post.

Erenis, the first French fixed broadband telecommunication operator to roll out an alternative last mile network, will use RAD's IPmux TDM over IP (TDMoIP) gateways.

Lucent will upgrade Lakedale Telephone network with its Compact Switch class 5 switch and with turnkey professional services.

Nortel is supplying HiNet (Taiwanese ISP) with its Multimedia Communication Server (MCS 5200) solution. It will also supply optical equipment to Latin American service provider Impsat Fiber Networks.

Tut Systems has been selected by KPU Telecom (Alaska) to supply its Astria video headend for delivering digital TV over DSL.

Micromuse, Siemens and Winuel will deliver and implement a service management solution for IP, ATM, and Frame Relay Fixed Networks, and service assurance software.

Ericsson has received an order from Tellas, the leading wireline alternative operator in Greece, to deploy and integrate the first Video Call service for fixed subscribers in Greece.

Juniper Networks has been selected by Equant (France Telecom) to deliver its VF Series Session Border Control products to deliver VoIP services.

Cirpak (Thomson) has received an order from T-Online France for its MultiNode softswitch.

Huawei is deploying its MA5300 IP DSLAM to help Tiscali UK rolling out local loop unbundling.

Tellabs is providing C&W with its AssuredEthernet(SM) solution, while Marconi will supply C&W with its multiservice provisioning platform (MSPP).

Transmode is providing WDM optical products to Telenor.

Infinera succeeded gaining Level3 account for its optical DTN systems.