Network Feature Roadmap Sample Clauses

Network Feature Roadmap. Provide your plans for addressing growth over the next 1 to 2 years. Use diagrams showing future footprint. What is your roadmap for the following technologies?  MPLS-TE  IPv6  VPLS  AToM  Carrier Serving Carrier (CSC)  BFD  Cellular & WiFi Services
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Network Feature Roadmap. Yes CenturyLink Roadmap for MPLS and Networking Services CenturyLink will maintain its current roadmap design philosophy for 2013 and beyond. We will continue to invest in our service-enabling network to connect people, places, and applications in ways that exceed expectations. Market research indicates bandwidth demands increases of 30% with budgets remaining flat to slightly declining. CenturyLink is building solutions to meet those objectives. Comply (Yes/No) Explanation/Description (b. Network Feature Roadmap) Network Growth Accommodating network growth continues to be a top priority. CenturyLink added 1.5 Tbps of capacity in 2009, 933 Gbps in 2010, and over 3 Tbps in 2011. We will continue to add capacity when link utilization levels approach 50% of saturation for foreseeable future. In addition, in 2012, we added over 200 Gbps of peering capacity to improve the quality of Internetworking with other providers. Private networking currently consists of 157 edges in 63 markets. 2012 expansion included new markets and expanded Ethernet coverage, including new “Ethernet over Copper” in our local region. Additional sites will be added in the U.S. and internationally. At higher speeds, we have been successfully bonding Nx10GigE service where necessary to meet customer requirements. We are current evaluating new switch architectures as we move towards 100 Gbps in the backbone. New Features The number of queues supported was increased from four to six/eight for Private and Enhanced Port customers. This includes standard and custom template extensions that support DSCP and address WRED concerns. Since CenturyLink operates a multi-vendor network of Alcatel Lucent, Juniper, and Cisco equipment, all routers have been updated to support these new capabilities. Improvements are currently in development to backbone prioritization capabilities, which will allow CenturyLink to offer a premium private network service to customers looking for extra assurance that their traffic would be prioritized in the event of catastrophic network failures or security events. CenturyLink offers a Virtual Private LAN Service (VPLS) which is built upon the same infrastructure as MPLS VPN service. VPLS is a VPN that supports multiple sites in a single bridged domain over an MPLS network to create an emulated LAN segment. Instead of a serial interface, customers use an Ethernet interface delivering a Layer 2 broadcast domain that is capable of learning and forwarding Ethernet MAC addresse...
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