The Nokia 7450 Ethernet Service Switch (ESS) family of Carrier Ethernet switch routers is designed to deliver advanced Carrier Ethernet services. It also provides the ideal platform for the metro Ethernet aggregation of fixed and mobile networks.
Nokia Ethernet Service Switch was previously known as Nokia ESS, Nokia 7450 Ethernet Service Switch, Nokia 7450 ESS.
We are using it for various sections of security. To enhance its power capacity for handling traffic and maximize its switching utilization, we incorporate certain external channels.
The highest value lies in aggregating the data to improve both traffic management and device utilization, emphasizing the importance of engagement and liability.
I would suggest improvements regarding enhancing support response times and implementing user interface modifications for quicker and more user-friendly interactions.
I have been using it for four years.
It's incredibly reliable and meets expectations. I would rate it nine out of ten.
It provides excellent scalability capabilities, as well as the flexibility to work with different cost structures. It supports a large number of switches very well and meets the specific requirements. In our enterprise, we currently have two hundred servers, and this technology accommodates our growing user base, which may reach millions of users.
They offer excellent technical support and are considered one of the best in the industry. I would rate it nine out of ten.
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I had experience with Cisco before switching to Nokia. With Nokia, in conjunction with Symantec, I've found new opportunities. It offers a strong return on investment, among other benefits such as excellent career advancement prospects, and the option to structure my training as well.
The initial setup is not overly difficult, nor is it very easy. I would rate it six out of ten.
The deployment time varies based on the complexity of the implementation. It's not consistently uniform, but it is generally quite good.
It is quite expensive compared to alternative technologies. I would rate it seven out of ten.
Nokia stands out for its exceptional scalability. It is highly regarded for its performance and meets the requirements of reliability exceptionally well. Many of the world's leading operators rely on Nokia in their networks' backbone infrastructure due to its excellent technology. I would rate it eight out of ten.
