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ArrangeLink
ArrangeLink is used to schedule network resources in support of a variety of critical applications including distance learning, video
conferencing, news and sporting event video streaming, and scheduled broadcasting. Circuit assignment schedules can be created and
executed based on circuit type, start/end date/time, transmission data rate, transmitter node, and receiver node. These schedules and
their details can be viewed using user-defined filter sets. The ArrangeLink event log provides a generated report for network analysis with
totals for successful, failed, and pending schedules.
ViperGlobe
ViperGlobe is an optional global network view application that is installed on VMS
Client machines. The ViperGlobe option greatly enhances management
capabilities by providing a geographical global representation of the Vipersat
satellite network. ViperGlobe displays the networks that are created under the
Network Manager and provides a visual global positioning of the network sites
and the carrier links that exist between them. Network alarm status is also
visually indicated in the globe view.
The operator can now anchor sites to true geographic locations. In a satellite on-
the-move network, mobile sites are positioned based on GPS information
received from the antenna control unit (ACU).
Total System Redundancy
We offer fully automated redundant hardware and software for both hub and remote
locations. Our solutions can be placed online without personnel intervention, preserving
the link and maintaining transmission of your mission-critical data.
VMS redundancy provides automatic backup (N:1) with one primary and virtually
unlimited geographically dispersed redundant servers.
Hub outbound modem redundancy requires the hub redundancy feature and an
Ethernet-controlled power strip; offers an N:M configuration where multiple outbound
modems can be backed up by any number of spare modems.
Remote modem redundancy – requires hardware i.e. CRS-311, CRS-170A, CRS-180;
offers a 1:1 configuration where a single modem is backed up by an online redundant
modem.
Multi-Transponder Operation
Finding contiguous bandwidth can be a challenge when bandwidth requirements increase, often month or years after the initial purchase.
VMS allows for any number of noncontiguous bandwidth pools to be allocated for dSCPC purposes. This provides you with the freedom to
purchase less expensive, noncontiguous bandwidth to support growing network needs.
Satellite Cross Strapping/Banding Support
Due to various technical and financial factors, it is often required to use cross strapped, or cross banded satellite resources. Cross
strapped transponders are often used in spot beam configurations where the satellite bandwidth provider has created a situation where a
node is unable to see its own transmission on the receive side of the satellite link. This is often done for performance gains in what would
otherwise be the edge of the satellite footprint locations.
Cross banded transponders use the same principle, but will have one side of the transmission Ku-Band and the other side C-Band. This
type of satellite topology is often found over areas where the hub facility is in a superior rain fade area compared to the remote terminal
location.
VMS provides the capability for applications involving satellite cross banding (cross strapping). This feature allows for greater flexibility
when acquiring satellite bandwidth.
Active Distribution List
Distribution Lists provide the ability to define multiple receive locations in which the operator intends to include in a pre-defined
transmission type such as multicast video distribution. The VMS is a transmission carrier management server; this means the
transmission device is the device capable of asking for resource changes. However, often in the case of outages, a receiver needs to
inform the VMS it is back online and needs to be recovered in any ongoing mesh connection with which it may be associated.
Active Distribution Lists actively monitor all dynamic mesh connections for outages at either side of the link. Upon detecting a failure, the
VMS will place the failed demodulator in recovery mode, attempting to recover the circuit every 60 seconds.
On-Demand Mesh Connection
Until now, flexible and dynamic switching systems such as DAMA or multiple transmission link switches were bandwidth and equipment
resource intensive. This was due to the constraints of traditional private serial modem interfaces. Switching multiple transmission links via
satellite meant reducing flexibility for the benefit of lower latency circuit switches. On-demand mesh connection technology offers mesh
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