Eric Carmes, CEO 6Wind
6WIND,
a high-performance networking software company, Wednesday announced
that Minorisa de Sistemas Informáticos y de Gestión, S.L., an
Internet Service Provider based in Spain, successfully migrated its
infrastructure and adopted 6WIND’s vRouters as core routers for its
network. After running out of throughput capacity for its legacy
hardware routers, Minorisa evaluated 6WIND’s 40G Turbo Router
software appliances as a replacement option to meet immediate
requirements for its growing ISP business. 6WIND’s vRouters also
helped Minorisa’s broader architecture transition to white box
networking by replacing its legacy Cisco and MikroTik hardware with
software.
Minorisa
required a reliable high performance router with BGP, OSPF, LAG,
VLAN, filtering and High Availability features to connect directly to
its Service Provider networks for 40G upstream and downstream network
traffic. Hardware router options from Cisco and Juniper were
available to meet Minorisa’s growth requirements, but also
increased its cost while lacking the software flexibility to assist
in its broader transition to white box networking. Upon testing
completion, Minorisa selected 6WIND’s vRouters to meet its feature
and performance requirements while complementing overall design goals
without increasing its costs.
Minorisa selected 6WIND vRouters for the following architectural benefits: Scalable Performance: Based on DPDK (Data Plane Development Kit), 6WIND’s vRouter delivers performance up to 12 Mpps per core of IP Forwarding, 18 Gbps per core of IPsec, up to 1 million routes and 100,000 IPsec tunnels. Performance scales with the numbers of cores and hardware advancements, allowing Minorisa to move from 40G to 100G without redesigning its network; Compact Infrastructure Design: 6WIND vRouters increase performance on standard 1 and 2 rack unit (RU) servers, reducing overall data center footprint; and SDN Ready. 6WIND vRouters include open APIs for integration with third-party and open source Software-defined networking (SDN) managers and orchestrators.
Minorisa selected 6WIND vRouters for the following architectural benefits: Scalable Performance: Based on DPDK (Data Plane Development Kit), 6WIND’s vRouter delivers performance up to 12 Mpps per core of IP Forwarding, 18 Gbps per core of IPsec, up to 1 million routes and 100,000 IPsec tunnels. Performance scales with the numbers of cores and hardware advancements, allowing Minorisa to move from 40G to 100G without redesigning its network; Compact Infrastructure Design: 6WIND vRouters increase performance on standard 1 and 2 rack unit (RU) servers, reducing overall data center footprint; and SDN Ready. 6WIND vRouters include open APIs for integration with third-party and open source Software-defined networking (SDN) managers and orchestrators.
“6WIND’s
vRouters helped us migrate our entire core network to 40G while
connecting directly to our Service Providers’ network and
increasing scalability for growth,” said Pau Nadeu, System Network
Manager for Minorisa de Sistemas Informáticos y de Gestión, S.L.
“6WIND meets our performance, reliability and feature requirements
with software on commodity servers to support our broader
architectural transition to white box networking.”
“6WIND’s
vRouters exist to give growing ISPs such as Minorisa the highest
performance in a full featured software router to replace hardware,”
said Eric Carmès, Founder and CEO of 6WIND. “We are proud to
announce Minorisa’s successful migration to 6WIND vRouters as part
of its broader initiative for a full transition to white box
networking.”
6WIND’s
vRouter is a high performance software router for bare metal and
virtual machine deployments on Commercial-off-the-Shelf (COTS)
servers. It includes routing, firewalling, NAT and IPsec VPN
features. 6WIND provides both traditional, CLI-based management and
IT-style management based on automation and integration with high
level orchestration tools. 6WIND vRouters are available in Turbo
Router and Turbo IPsec software packages with license options from 1G
to 100G.
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