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Noction announces the release of IRP Lite 3.0 (Free IRP version)
IRP Lite 3.0 - the latest version of the Free Intelligent Routing Platform contains many features first introduced in the regular IRP 3.9 version....
Noction releases IRP 3.9 with support for Ubuntu and the BGP Monitoring Protocol (BMP)
Noction is pleased to announce the launch of the Intelligent Routing Platform 3.9. The most recent version is packed with new features and upgrades...
IRP Lite (free IRP version) now equipped with the Circuit Issues Detection feature
IRP Lite - the free version of the Intelligent Routing Platform just got even better. It is now equipped with the Circuit Issues Detection feature, which...
Noction releases IRP 3.8 featuring Circuit Issues Detection and new reporting capabilities
Noction is pleased to announce that a new version of the Intelligent Routing Platform 3.8 is now available. IRP 3.8 brings to the table...
Inbound Traffic Engineering in Practice (ATMC case study)
Learn how ATMC gained optimal control over the inbound traffic by using IRP’s automated inbound commit control feature, minimized latency and packet loss, enhancing overall...
Noction releases IRP 3.7 featuring inbound transit traffic optimization
Noction is pleased to announce the launch of the Intelligent Routing Platform 3.7. The new product version brings transit traffic optimization capability for inbound...
Noction announces the release of IRP 3.6
Noction is pleased to announce the release of IRP 3.6. The major feature available in the new product version is the capability to manage...
Noction releases IRP Lite
Noction is pleased to announce the Lite version of the Intelligent Routing Platform (IRP) - a limited version of the IRP platform available at...
Noction releases IRP 3.5 featuring BGP FlowSpec policies
Noction is pleased to announce the release of the Intelligent Routing Platform 3.5. The new product version offers new types of policies based on...
Using MEDs to optimize internet exchange paths
Last year, we discussed the MED attribute and how it can be useful along the local preference and the AS path as a tool...
