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Vendors of ATM equipment:<br />

• present ATM as a mature technology<br />

Based on typical ATM installations and<br />

applications running at a test and<br />

demonstration site, it is possible to present this<br />

technology as available and a mature solution<br />

for all kinds of high speed networking<br />

requirements.<br />

• test and demonstrate specific vendor solutions<br />

Most of the ATM equipment available today is<br />

able to cover all the aspects of modern<br />

communication networks, starting from WAN<br />

b a c k b o n e a p p l i c a t i o n s i n c l u d i n g<br />

interconnections of LANs, up to direct ATM<br />

network access for workstations.<br />

• demonstrate interoperability<br />

A network rapidly becomes a complex<br />

constellation incorporating equipment of<br />

different vendors. Interoperability between<br />

those equipment has to be guaranteed, even<br />

when they have to be connected to a public<br />

switched network, like the one maintained by<br />

the national Telecom.<br />

Application developers<br />

ATM does not only offer high bandwidth but also<br />

specialised services for different communication<br />

profiles (data, video, voice, ...). Application<br />

developers require an adequate networking<br />

infrastructure to test and demonstrate their<br />

applications. This environment can be offered by<br />

the <strong>CRP</strong> <strong>Henri</strong> <strong>Tudor</strong>.<br />

End User Groups<br />

End Users are all those who want to install or are<br />

interested in an ATM network infrastructure. They ask<br />

for assistance in planning and selecting suitable<br />

solutions for their networking requirements. In cooperation<br />

with vendors and the national telecom<br />

HiNet offers a platform to test and demonstrate<br />

individual solutions.<br />

Openness<br />

The HiNet project is open for any partner who wants<br />

to take advantage of such an environment. Partners<br />

may come from:<br />

• national telecom and network service providers<br />

• vendors of ATM equipment<br />

• potential end users<br />

• application developers<br />

• research and education<br />

Supported Project:<br />

Healthnet Luxembourg<br />

Task 1:<br />

Development of the ATM backbone network<br />

architecture for the Healthnet network<br />

infrastructure. This included:<br />

• review of the ATM state-of-the-art standards<br />

and products<br />

• evaluation of networking requirements on a<br />

national level<br />

• evaluation and test of state-of-the-art ATM<br />

networking equipment<br />

• development of a final ATM network concept<br />

and architecture to be used for the Healthnet<br />

ATM network infrastructure<br />

• elaboration of recommendations for selecting<br />

appropriate ATM equipment<br />

• installation of the Centre’s link to the Healthnet<br />

ATM network<br />

Partners: SANTEC, P&T Luxembourg<br />

Task 2:<br />

Design and installation of a secure ISDN dialup<br />

infrastructure.<br />

The public switched ISDN network plays a major role<br />

in the national Healthnet network infrastructure. Any<br />

user or organization that doesn’t have a link via a<br />

leased line to the network can use a central,<br />

secured ISDN dialup service. Development included:<br />

• evaluation of application, access and security<br />

requirements<br />

• integration into a firewall architecture<br />

• development of a network architecture<br />

including security concepts<br />

• on-site installation and operation of the<br />

designed infrastructure<br />

Partners: SANTEC, P&T Luxembourg<br />

C E N T R E S D E S E R V I C E S<br />

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