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RADWIN is a leading global provider of Wireless Broadband solutions and a member of the RAD group, a world leader in communications. RADWIN provides highquality, carrier-class Point-to-Point solutions that are deployed by the leading service providers and systems integrators in the world. With more than 20,000 radios installed in the Indian market to date, RADWIN is proud to count amongst its tier-1 customers companies such as BSNL, Barthi, Reliance, Tata group, Sify, Tulip and Dishnet. Ericsson, Nokia Siemens and Ceragon are global partners of RADWIN in India.
Carrier-class performance at the most competitive price E1s/T1s + Ethernet in one solution Long range, High capacity Extremely fast installation up and running in hours Competitive price

Point-to-point telecommunications generally refers to a connection restricted to two endpoints, usually host computers. Point-to-point is sometimes referred to as P2P, or Pt2Pt, or variations of this. Among other things, P2P also refers to peer-to-peer file sharing networks. Point-to-point is distinct from point-to-multipoint where point-to-multipoint also refers to broadcast or downlink.

Basic point-to-point data link

A traditional point-to-point data link is a communications medium with exactly two endpoints and no data or packet formatting. The host computers at either end had to take full responsibility for formatting the data transmitted between them. The connection between the computer and the communications medium was generally

implemented through an RS-232 interface, or something similar. Computers in close proximity may be connected by wires directly between their interface cards. When connected at a distance, each endpoint would be fitted with a modem to convert analog telecommunications signals into a digital data stream. When the connection used a telecommunications provider, the connections were called a dedicated, leased, or private line. The ARPANET used leased lines to provide point-to-point data links between its packet-switching nodes, which were called Interface Message Processors.

Modern point-to-point links

More recently (2003), the term point-to-point telecommunications relates to wireless data communications for Internet or Voice over IP via radio frequencies in the multi-gigahertz range. It also includes technologies such as laser for telecommunications but in all cases expects that the transmission medium is line of sight and capable of being fairly tightly beamed from transmitter to receiver. The telecommunications signal is typically bi-directional, either time division multiple access (TDMA) or channelized. In hubs and switches, a hub provides a point-to-multipoint (or simply multipoint) circuit which divides the total bandwidth supplied by the hub among each connected client node. A switch on the other hand provides a series of point-to-point circuits, via microsegmentation, which allows each client node to have a dedicated circuit and the added advantage of having full-duplex connections.

Kenya Government Deploys RADWIN's Multi Point-to-Point Wireless Broadband Solution

Customer: Government of Kenya
The government ministry in Nairobi, Kenya sought to connect its government buildings located in 8 disparate locations throughout the city in order to create one private network and significantly lower its communications costs.

The Challenge: High-Quality Voice & Data Communications Between Buildings

Mutua, the manager of the ministry's IT department, began investigating ways to connect the government buildings to enable high-quality voice and data services. Mutua also wanted to consolidate access to the ministry's Data & Records system to a centralized

server site, instead of each department hosting its own records system. Mutua considered wireline connectivity options; however, fiber was too expensive and the recurring charges for leased lines were too high.

What makes RADWIN's

Multi Point-to-Point solution so appealing is that each location receives high-capacity dedicated bandwidth with maximum reliability. RADWIN and Open Systems have surpassed our expectations on the implementation of this network, and this project has since become a showcase for other ministries.
Mutua, Manager of IT Department

Choosing the Right Connectivity Solution

Ultimately, Mutua identified microwave radio communications as the ideal solution for the ministrys needs.

We considered deploying a point-to-multipoint system, but the

volume of traffic transmitted between the departments is much higher than what would typically be supported by point-tomultipoint systems. Also, point-to-multipoint systems do not provide guaranteed dedicated bandwidth which is essential for the ministrys bandwidth-intensive requirements. Mutua continued: Licensed point-to-point solutions were not

a feasible option because of the high cost of equipment and licenses. Working in unlicensed bands seemed like a good option, but since we had to install several radios in close proximity we needed a solution that could overcome the problem of collocation interference.

The Solution: WinLink 1000 Multi Point-to-Point

The need for dedicated bandwidth, collocation capability, and reliability led Mutua to choose RADWIN's WinLink 1000 Multi Point-to-Point solution. The WinLink 1000 Multi Point-to-Point solution addresses a variety of applications where multiple sites need to be connected to one hub - enabling each remote site to benefit from a dedicated connection with guaranteed bandwidth. As many as 16 pointtopoint radios can be deployed at the same site, and the Multi Point-to-Point solution's unique Hub Site Synchronization feature eliminates collocation interference between the collocated radios.

Creating One Voice & Data Network

RADWIN's WinLink 1000 Multi Point-to-Point solution was deployed with amazing speed by Open Systems, a leading system integrator based in Kenya and RADWINs certified partner The main government building was equipped with eight 5.8 GHz radio links which beamed voice and data communications in point-to-point connections to the other 8 departments on campus. In addition, PABX systems and servers were installed in this central location, enabling the ministry to create one network,

interconnecting all sites and providing central connectivity to the Internet, public telephone network and Records system. Mutua is delighted with the result. He said: What makes RADWINs Multi Point-to-Point solution so appealing for us is that each location receives high-capacity dedicated bandwidth with maximum reliability. RADWIN and Open Systems have surpassed our expectations on the implementation of this network, and this project has become a showcase for other ministries who are interested in doing a similar deployment.

Multi Point-to-Point: Higher Bandwidth, Lower Costs

With RADWIN's Multi Point-to-Point solution in place, the government ministry enjoys the following benefits: Internet access for all departments via a central point; No leased lines charges - The ministry now owns and controls its own network, thus eliminating monthly recurring charges for leased lines; Major cost reductions - Instead of each government building having to pay for its own Internet connection or host its own backup server, 1 Internet connection and 1 central backup system is all that is used; Ability to make voice calls for free between the departments, thereby significantly cutting down on telephone costs; Dedicated connection - Each government building enjoys high-capacity dedicated bandwidth, and there's no degradation in network performance as more users join the network;

 Greater efficiency - The ability to easily share data between the departments make the government more efficient and responsive to the public's needs.

From newsletter
"Wireless broadband made sense for us, and after a thorough competitive evaluation we chose RADWIN's WinLink 1000 point-to-point systems," said Mr. Kargbo, SierraTel's CTO. "RADWIN's 5.8 GHz radios were capable of delivering E1+Ethernet connectivity with carrier-class performance and reliability, and were markedly cheaper than all other alternatives." Latest Product News Coming soon - the WinLink 1000 1.6 release offering exciting new products and features, including:

New products
_ All Indoor solution The All Indoor solution combines the IDU and ODU together in

a single enclosure to support installations in extended temperature ranges.

_ IDU-2E1-AL New indoor unit with 2xE1s, 2 Ethernet ports, 4 alarms in, 4 external

alarms and wide range DC support.

_ F58/UK The new product supports the regulation for the 5.8 GHz band in the UK

and includes the UK version of the DFS/TPC. New Features

_ Support for 5/10 MHz Channel Bandwidth - Enables WinLink 1000 to work at

5MHz or 10MHz channel bandwidth in addition to the current 20MHz option.

_ Adaptive Modulation Another feature to increase system robustness. In case of

interference, the system will sense the change in link parameters and drop to a lower modulation scheme to provide better interference mitigation while maintaining the same level of service.

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Cellular Backhaul

Meeting

the

escalating

demand

for

backhaul

The escalating demand for high bandwidth applications has created a new and exciting world of opportunities and revenue. Cellular operators are focused on extending their networks to reach more subscribers and provide more bandwidth to each customer. Meanwhile, harsh competition as well as declining ARPUs (Average Revenue Per User) has created a vital need to reduce network costs while delivering robust, high quality services.

With backhaul expenses representing a significant chunk of network costs, carriers must find a way to enhance backhaul capacity while reducing its cost per bit, minimizing both CAPEX and OPEX. RADWIN's wireless broadband Point-to-Point solutions are the ultimate answerproviding future proof backhaul that is simpler, more affordable, and easier to install than existing wireless alternatives.

Connecting

the

global

village

Leading the sub-6GHz space, RADWIN empowers cellular carriers with a backhaul solution that meet their needs in a variety of deployment scenarios.

1.

Reaching out to rural subscribers In rural areas population density is low and ARPU is lower than in urban areas. Moreover, the huge expenses involved in building infrastructure in rural areas create an additional challenge for carriers. RADWIN's sub-6GHz backhaul solutions enable easy and affordable expansion of the cellular network by providing high-capacity and long-reach backhaul that is competitively priced and easy to maintain.

2.

Delivering enhanced service in urban areas When customers demand advanced services and increased capacity, using RADWIN solutions carriers can now deliver cellular service to hard-to-cover spots, address peak-hour traffic requirements, and enhance capacityall at marginal costs.

3.

Easy and affordable 3G ramp-up Migration to 3G and 4G networks requires enhanced capacity and an increased number of base stations. This growth often means an investment in expanding the infrastructure while ROI remains uncertain. RADWIN meets this challenge head on by providing high-

capacity long-reach throughput at the lowest possible price points. Service providers can now maintain profitability while ramping up their existing networks to meet growing customer demands.

IP Backhaul

Today's

evolving

and

ever-changing

market

After years of market trials, Tier 1 and Tier 2 operators are finally moving towards larger-scale WiMAX operations. At the roll-out stage, WiMAX operators cope with heavy investments in infrastructure and a limited, yet emerging subscriber base. Faced with this challenge, operators must make critical business decisions, and at long last, are committed to decrease total cost of ownership to build and maintain a viable, profitable business.

Backhaul expenses present a significant part of operators cost of ownership. Incorporating a smart backhaul strategy will ultimately enable operators to lower costs without compromising on service quality or performance.

Smart

backhaul

to

accelerate

business

To address this challenge, RADWIN provides sub-6GHz WiMAX backhaul solutions that respond to operators' business and technical needs.

1.

High reliability Based on a decade of experience with sub-6GHz technology, RADWIN developed backhaul solutions tailored to WiMAX network requirements, delivering unparalleled performance and robustness in all environments.

2.

Ideal cost structure Competitively priced, license-free solution that results in significant OPEX savings and fast ROI, enabling operators to benefit from superior ease of installation and maintenance.

3.

Future-proof Highly scalable, RADWIN's solutions enable quick time to market and support the growing data traffic of a mature subscriber base.

WiMAX Backhaul

Today's

evolving

and

ever-changing

market

After years of market trials, Tier 1 and Tier 2 operators are finally moving towards larger-scale WiMAX operations. At the roll-out stage, WiMAX operators cope with heavy investments in infrastructure and a limited, yet emerging subscriber base. Faced with this challenge, operators must make critical business decisions, and at long last, are committed to decrease total cost of ownership to build and maintain a viable, profitable business.

Backhaul expenses present a significant part of operators cost of o wnership. Incorporating a smart backhaul strategy will ultimately enable operators to lower costs without compromising on service quality or performance.

Smart

backhaul

to

accelerate

business

To address this challenge, RADWIN provides sub-6GHz WiMAX backhaul solutions that respond to operators' business and technical needs.

1.

High reliability Based on a decade of experience with sub-6GHz technology, RADWIN developed backhaul solutions tailored to WiMAX network requirements, delivering unparalleled performance and robustness in all environments.

2.

Ideal cost structure Competitively priced, license-free solution that results in significant OPEX savings and fast ROI, enabling operators to benefit from superior ease of installation and maintenance.

3.

Future-proof Highly scalable, RADWIN's solutions enable quick time to market and support the growing data traffic of a mature subscriber base.

Broadband Access

Wherever

your

subscribers

are

Connectivity

is

now

within

reach

The escalating demand for high bandwidth applications has created a new and exciting world of opportunities and revenue. Cellular operators are focused on extending their networks to reach more subscribers and provide more bandwidth to each customer. Meanwhile, harsh competition as well as declining ARPUs (Average Revenue Per User) has created a vital need to reduce network costs while delivering robust, high quality services.

RADWIN's diverse portfolio of Point-to-Point and Multiple-Point-to-Point wireless solutions empower service providers so they can deliver high speed end-to-end wireless broadband access services to their customers. Delivering TDM and Ethernet traffic over a single link RADWIN offers the flexibility to: Deliver Fine a tune rich the spectrum capacity of services for for voice and user data needs

allocated

diverse

Quickly ramp up network extensions using super easy installation and deployment Extend user connectivity at an affordable price no matter where subscribers are located With a global presence in over 100 countries, RADWIN's expertise in wireless broadband systems empowers service providers so they can deliver high speed broadband access services for the last mile and seamlessly backhaul WiFi and WiMAX traffic.

Rural Connectivity

Connecting

the

Next

Billion

Connecting people who live in rural environments is a major challenge. Most rural populations live out-of-reach of the existing communications infrastructure, the typical average revenue per user (ARPU) is low, and the rural environment poses numerous economical and operational difficulties such as rough terrain, limited power supply and dearth of skilled labor.

But rural populations hold tremendous potential because of their sheer size and their thirst for communication services. To capitalize on the potential, service providers

need a smart communications solution designed for the rigors of rural environments. The Cost Enable Easy Compact to right Rural effective rapid install Connectivity to return and & make on simple solution should be: sense (ROI) maintain Light

business investment to

Robust - capable of withstanding extreme temperatures and the harsh rural environment Delivering Life Enhancing Services

RADWIN developed a Rural Connectivity model that applies to more than half of the worlds entire population. Our product architecture and portfolio enables service providers to extend their network reach into underserved remote and rural areas - more quickly and more costeffectively than ever before possible. Deploying our license-free wireless broadband solutions allows these operators to provide services to the rural populations that enhance both their lives and livelihood. Today, RADWIN's systems are deployed in hundreds of rural connectivity projects worldwide from governmental telemedicine initiatives, to e-learning and Internet connectivity kiosks. Click here to contact us if you are interested in doing a similar deployment.

Private Networks

Own

your

network

RADWIN's sub-6GHz wireless broadband solutions address the distinctive needs of private networks of all types, from small enterprises to large corporations, government and municipalities, utility companies, educational and financial institutions. With RADWIN's systems you can own and control your network. Using RADWIN's Point-to-Point and Multiple-Point-to-Point solutions you can now provide TDM and

Ethernet applications to any point. Eliminating the need to pay recurring leased line charges to service providers, now you can significantly reduce operational expenditures. Unique in their simplicity, these plug-and-play solutions can be installed and deployed without requiring any special expertise or configuration- providing the flexibility to deploy and redeploy the solutions to meet dynamic needs.

Security & Surveillance

High

Quality,

Wireless

Video

Surveillance

for

any

Location

Since 9/11, the need for video surveillance security projects in every kind of organization and location has increased rapidly. As a result, camera and video analytics technologies continue to evolve in order to keep up with the growing demand for high quality, reliable video and security projects. In order for such technologies to work at their optimum, a reliable, high quality transmission network is required. RADWINs wireless, field proven, Point-to-Point broadband solution leverages sub-6 GHz license-free bands to provide instantly deployable, high quality video surveillance in any environment. By providing a robust, dedicated link per camera or per cluster of cameras, the solution offers high reliability, is simpler to install and easily scalable. Enabling In-City & Wide Area Surveillance Ideal for both high scale in-city surveillance and wide area security projects including: traffic surveillance, airports, border control, railways, seaports and gas and oil pipelines, RADWINs Point -to-Point solution and the unique Multiple-Point-to-Point architecture successfully meet high quality security project requirements, simply and quickly, and with optimal results.

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