Vasanth Matamudra, Product Manager from the Cisco Medianet team, recently led a webinar presentation hosted by ActionPacked! Networks, a Cisco Developer Network (CDN) registered partner. The title of the webinar presentation is “Cisco Medianet—Media Services Interface (MSI): Simplified Deployment and Reduced Operational Costs.”
ActionPacked! Networks has posted the entire webinar on YouTube.
Tags: ActionPacked, business video, medianet, MSI, rich media applications, video, webinar
We are excited to announce that ActionPacked! Networks successfully completed interoperability verification and testing of LiveAction for the MSI management CDN program. This makes them the first management partner to support the MSI’s REST-based management interface (v3.1). This support gives LiveAction the ability to monitor and troubleshoot issues on any MSI enabled endpoint. LiveAction supports both certificate-based and username/password based authentication to MSI-enabled endpoints.
LiveAction is also a Medianet Systems Management CDN partner supporting Medianet capabilities on the network elements. With their current enhancements to support the MSI management interface, LiveAction becomes one of the first products to support Medianet capabilities on endpoints as well as the network.
This successful IVT also underlines the fact that Medianet is based on open standards and was designed from the start to be an open, interoperable architecture.
A few additional highlights on LiveAction:
Tags: ActionPacked, business video, Cisco Developer Network, enterprise networks, IVT, media services interface, medianet, MSI, video
Aamer Ahkter, Technical Marketing Engineer from the Cisco Medianet team, recently led an hour-long webinar presentation hosted by ActionPacked! Networks, a Cisco Developer Network (CDN) registered partner. The title of the webinar presentation is “Optimizing Networks for Video, Voice, and Data.”
ActionPacked! Networks has posted the entire one-hour recording of the webinar on YouTube. Those wanting a more detailed overview of Cisco Medianet technologies from a leading Cisco SME should be sure to check out this excellent and insightful presentation.
Tags: ActionPacked, business video, flow metadata, IPSLA VO, Media Awareness, media monitoring, medianet, mediatrace, MSI, msp, NBAR2, performance monitor, rich media applications, video
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A few weeks ago, ActionPacked! Networks successfully completed their second interoperability verification and testing (IVT) with medianet for its product LiveAction through the medianet systems management Cisco Developer Network (CDN) program.
LiveAction was one of the first medianet partners to successfully complete the medianet IVT in April 2011 when it provided support for the medianet features performance monitor as well as IPSLA Video Operations. In this latest IVT, the new version of LiveAction introduced support for the medianet mediatrace feature.
Tags: ActionPacked, business video, enterprise networks, IPSLA VO, LiveAction, media monitoring, medianet, mediatrace, performance monitor, rich media applications, TelePresence, video
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On April 14th, 2011, ActionPacked! Networks successfully completed the interoperability testing with Medianet 2.2 for its product LiveAction 2.2 (press announcement) through the medianet systems management Cisco Developer Network (CDN) program.
LiveAction 2.2 support for medianet has been covered in our previous blogs: performance monitor as well as IPSLA Video Operations. However; with the the CDN program, the LiveAction 2.2 software has formally worked through an intensive test review against a purpose built medianet-enabled network.
Performance monitor collects performance statistics including loss, delay and jitter at the network elements. This approach provides the most extensive visibility because all the flows between video source and sink must go through the network infrastructure. It also eliminates the need for expensive probes, which could lead to increased costs for data collection and operational expense.
Tags: ActionPacked, business video, enterprise networks, IPSLA VO, LiveAction, media monitoring, medianet, performance monitor, rich media applications, video
