7/31/2019 2p TC Ethernet-over-mpls Mobile v2.1

1/2

Ethernet over MPLSBroaden your bandwidth

Global Ethernet Connectivity Solution

Tata Communications Ethernet over MPLS (E_MPLS)

service is a Layer 2 connectivity service routed over our

robust and reliable Internet backbone, serving hundreds

of the leading ISPs, research and education networks,

carriers and enterprise customers around the world.

Reduced Total Cost of Ownership

In this very competitive market, Internet and content

service providers are looking for up front cost-effective

ways to increase their global reach and decrease reliance

on upstream IP Transit. Our E_MPLS service enables our

customers to improve their bandwidth costs versus usage

ratio by building out a virtual infrastructure between their

PoPs or to key overseas Internet eXchanges (IXs).

Global Connectivity

Connect to our Tier-1 AS 6453 network using a new or existing

Ethernet local loop, or an already connected Neutral Internet

Exchange site. Internet and content service providers gain

access to any of our 56 E_MPLS enabled PoPs in 16 countries

around the world. A single E_MPLS connection at any

of these PoPs enables fast and easy connections to more

than 20 peering points in Europe, North America and Asia.

This allows our customers to negotiate a broader range

of public and private peering arrangements to achieve betternetwork costs and performance.

Transparent Connectivity

Our service offers end-to-end transparent, point-to-point

Ethernet connectivity based on Cisco AToM technology.

Using Martini encapsulation to seamlessly transport data

over our MPLS-enabled network, we provide our customers

with the security of a non-routed Layer 2 network.

Key Benets

Flexible Billing

Choose a monthly xed rate billing structure to keep

communication expenses predictable, or pick a exible

usage-based billing structure in 1 Mbps increments to take

advantage of a high-speed port with charges closely matching

bandwidth usage.

Single Provider Network

Choose a VPN service within a single provider network

and expect end-to-end quality that is unparalleled.

Service Guarantees

Count on our high quality services and customer satisfaction

to provide an industry-leading Service Level Agreement

on key network performance indicators.

TRANSMISSIONGlobal

7/31/2019 2p TC Ethernet-over-mpls Mobile v2.1

2/2

For more information on Ethernet over MPLS, please visit:

www.tatacommunications.com/contact

Condent 24x7 Support

Our Global Delivery Center (GDC) is responsible for managing

and monitoring customer circuits and working closely with

the Network Operation Center (NOC) to maintain network

performance. Both centers are staffed 24x7 with expert

technicians providing proactive intervention.

State-of-the-Art Network Performance

Tata Communications is proud to be a Cisco-powered

network partner. Our network core is a high-performance

OC-192/STM-64 ring infrastructure. This ring-based

architecture features the latest Packet over SONET

(POS) and Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing

(DWDM) technologies.

www.tatacommunications.com

2008 Tata Communications, Ltd. All Rights Reserved. 2p_TC_ethernet-over-mpls_mobile_ver1.0_feb-2008

Ethernet over MPLS

Atlanticacific

Pacific

Indian

Ocean

Ocean

Ocean

Ocean

Caribbean Sea

Hudson Bay

GulfofAlaska

n y

GulfofMexico

Norwegian Sea

North Sea

Mediterranean Sea

Baltic

Sea

Black Sea

Aral

Sea

Arabian

Sea

BayofBengal South China

Sea

Seaof

Japan(EastSea)

East

China

Sea

YellowSea

Seaof

Okhotsk

Tasman Sea

GreatAustralian

Bight

BarentsSea

Russia

Finland

Austria

Italy

Spain

Sweden

Norway

Germany

France

Portugal

Hungary

Romania

Bulgaria

Turkey

Denmark

Poland

Belarus

Ukraine

Czech.Rep.

Slovakia

Greece

Netherlands

Belgium

Ireland

Lithuania

Latvia

Estonia

Lux.

CroatiaSlovenia

Switz.

Iceland

United States

Canada

Mexico The Bahamas

Cuba

Panama

ElSalvador

Guatemala

Belize

Honduras

Nicaragua

CostaRica

JamaicaHaiti

DominicanRepublic

Dominica

Antigua

Argentina

Bolivia

Colombia

Venezuela

Peru

Brazil

Suriname

Guyana

Chile

Ecuador

Paraguay

Uruguay

Kenya

Ethiopia

Eritrea

Sudan

Egypt

Niger

Mauritania

Mali

Nigeria

Somalia

Namibia

Libya

Chad

South Africa

Tanzania

Dem.Rep.OfCongo

Angola

Algeria

Madagascar

Mauritius

Mozambique

Botswana

Zambia

Gabon

CentralAfrican

Republic

Tunisia

Malta

Morocco

Uganda

BeninGhana

Coted'Ivoire

Liberia

SierraLeone

Guinea

BurkinaFaso

Gambia

Cameroon

Sao Tome &Principe

Zimbabwe

Congo

EquatorialGuinea

WesternSahara

Djibouti

Senegal

GuineaBissau

Cape

Verde

Azores

Jordan

Azerbaijan

Kyrgyzstan

Tajikistan

Kuwait

Qatar

U.A.E.

Yemen

Syria

Iraq

Iran

Oman

SaudiArabia

Afghanistan

Pakistan

India

China

Kazakhstan

Turkmenistan

Uzbekistan

Burma

Thailand

Cambodia

Nepal

Vietnam

SriLanka

Laos

Bangladesh

Malaysia

PapuaNewGuinea

Philippines

Indonesia

EastTimor

Japan

Mongolia

South Korea

Australia

NewZealand

U. K.

NewCaledonia

Vanuatu

Guam

Palau

SolomanIslands

Fiji

Comoros

Kiribati

Micronesia

bati

Guadeloupe

MartiniqueSt.Lucia

St.VincentGrenada

Trinidad and Tobago

French Polynesia

Mumbai

Singapore

HongKong

Tokyo

NewYorkChicago

Dallas

Brussels

Jeddah

Pune

Chennai

Paris

Madrid

London

LisbonNewark

Miami

Sydney

Atlanta

Ashburn

MontrealLaurentides

Toronto

Barcelona

Cairo

Riyadh

Milan

KualaLumpur

Manila

PennantPoint

SantaClara

Seattle

SanJose

LosAngeles

PaloAlto

VancouverLakeCowichan

Denver

Amsterdam

Frankfurt

Oslo

Albertslund

Blaavand

Ottobrunn

Warsaw

Moscow

Stockholm

Zurich

Rome

EF:

:fZ_`e

2008 Tata Communications, Ltd. All Rights Reserved. The map is for illustration purposes only and is intended only to give a general description of Tata Communications facilities and installations.

GLOBAL IP FOOTPRINT MAP