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SKYWAN 5G Release 2.2 is launched by ND SATCOM

December 4, 2022

ND SATCOM has released their SKYWAN 5G Release 2.2 — this version powers and protects VSAT networks at an entirely new level of transmission security (TRANSEC) and usability — SKYWAN 5G VSAT technology allows for multi-channel TDMA networks with True-Mesh ACM for hubless, secure communication.

Release 2.2 effectively delivers full protection and customers will appreciate the new service-level management of tunnels and bandwidth that will facilitate use and oversight. Such turnkey solutions are a hallmark of ND SATCOM’s commitment to shaping the future of satellite communication.

Mission critical networks can be secured with these new SKYWAN 5G Release 2.2 benefits:

  • X.509 Certificate: Authentication Protocol

o safeguards against malicious network impersonators with every network node authenticated by a Certificate Authority

o ensures only trusted nodes are able to enter the TDMA network

o supports operator in effectively managing X.509 certificates for seamless network operation

  • Generic Routing Encapsulation (GRE) Service

o provides centralized, user-friendly view for tunnel set-up and operation

o validates parameters instantly for three tunnel configurations

o validates MTU sizes and routing information to reduce misconfiguration risk

o monitors tunnel status efficiently based on SNMP traps

  • Bandwidth Management: Committed & Maximum Information Rate (CIR/MIR)

o enforces bandwidth guarantees and MIR as agreed in service plans

o are configurable per station or a group of stations

o are either fully dynamic or permanent bandwidth assignments

“SKYWAN 5G Release 2.2 is real game changer,” said Michael Nebel, Head of Product Management. “ND SATCOM is the only trusted solution provider in Europe for demanding market sectors such as aviation and the military, where the concept of reliability and security have far-reaching impact. We deliver on that with the next generation TRANSEC and management of VSAT networks Release 2.2 provides. With excellence always in mind, raising the bar on security and performance underscores our continuing commitment to our valued customers.”

An ND SATCOM SKYWAN 5G PDF datasheet is available for download at this direct link…

With more than 30 years of experience in satellite communications, ND SATCOM is a world leading supplier of satellite-based communications systems and ground stations and supports customers with critical operations anywhere in the world. Customers in more than 130 countries have chosen ND SATCOM as a reliable source for high quality and secure solutions that include turnkey and customized systems. The company’s innovative technologies are used globally by governments, the military, television and radio broadcasting, telecommunications and enterprises.

Filed Under: Comms, Security, Software, TDMA, TRANSEC, VSAT Network

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