| A Diameter stack, an OpenBloX Traffic Java | | | | The Traffix’s Diameter stack is the |
| C++, is a complete performance of IETF, or | | | | OpenBloX. It is a complete operation of the |
| better known as the Internet Engineering Task | | | | Internet Engineering Task Force, or also known |
| Force, of the Diameter (RFC 3588). It is made up | | | | as, IETF, Diameter based protocol (RFC 3588). As |
| of 3GPP2, 3GPP and ETSI Diameter interface and | | | | similar to the OpenBloX Diameter stack, it also |
| applications. A Diameter stack compromises in | | | | consists of 3GPP, 3GPP2 and ETSI Diameter |
| cooperation of Diameter protocol’s | | | | protocol interfaces and applications. |
| mandatory and optional parts. It presents a full | | | | Likewise to the OpenBlox Diameter stack, a |
| client, server and agents Diameter tasks and | | | | Diameter stack compromises in cooperation of |
| sustains the total set of Diameter protocol | | | | Diameter protocol’s optional and mandatory |
| interfaces (e.g. Rf, Ro, CC, Sh, Cx, Gx, etc.) | | | | parts. It presents a full client, agents and server |
| Accessible in the Open Source edition and as a | | | | Diameter tasks and sustains the total set of |
| commercial Diameter stack, the OpenBloX | | | | Diameter protocol interfaces (e.g. Ro, Rf, CC, Cx, |
| Diameter Stack is obtainable as a dual licensed | | | | Sh, Gx, etc.) The only addition to this was the |
| Diameter stack. | | | | Diameter protocol interfaces. |
| Also released as C++, the Open BloX Diameter | | | | In comparison to the OpenBloX Diameter stack, it |
| stack is the market’s only untainted Java | | | | is obtainable in the Open Source edition; and as a |
| Diameter Implementation. In addition, it can also | | | | commercial Diameter stack, it is obtainable as a |
| be obtained with a complete J2EE Java Diameter | | | | dual licensed Diameter stack. |
| extension. Equally, these two editions contained | | | | In parallel to OpenBloX Diameter stack, it Is also |
| the very same API and also have the same | | | | considered as a market standard for Diameter as |
| appearance and feel. As the market standard for | | | | as the market’s most well known, the |
| Diameter as the market’s most well known, | | | | OpenBloX Diameter stack has generally organized |
| the OpenBloX Diameter stack has generally | | | | Diameter protocol stack with an estimated |
| organized Diameter protocol stack with an | | | | number of, somehow lesser, 65 to 70 retail users |
| estimated number of 80 retail users and several | | | | and a few hundreds of deployments. |
| hundreds of deployments. | | | | The benefits and advantages of the OpenBloX |
| There are important advantages of the OpenBloX | | | | Diameter stack similar to as mentioned earlier, |
| Diameter stack. To name a few, there is a full | | | | such as: The OpenBlox Diameter stack is |
| implementation. The OpenBlox Diameter stack is | | | | furnished with a number of Diameter interfaces |
| furnished with a number of Diameter interfaces | | | | and full Diameter Base implementation. OpenBloX |
| and full Diameter Base implementation. OpenBloX | | | | Diameter stack is most often used by majority. |
| Diameter stack is most often used by majority. | | | | In addition to that, OpenBloX Diameter stack is |
| In addition to that, OpenBloX Diameter stack is | | | | accustomed to certain Telco IMS/NGN needs. |
| accustomed to certain telco IMS/NGN needs. | | | | Performance wise, the OpenBlox Diameter stack |
| Performance wise, the OpenBlox Diameter stack | | | | is created with a tough and extensive structural |
| is created with a tough and extensive structural | | | | design. Hitting two birds with one stone, the |
| design. Hitting two birds with one stone, the | | | | OpenBlox Diameter stack is a great solution for |
| OpenBlox Diameter stack is a great solution for | | | | Java and C++ atmosphere, since the OpenBlox |
| Java and C++ atmosphere, since the OpenBlox | | | | Diameter stack is available in C/C++ and pure |
| Diameter stack is available in both total Java and | | | | Java. |
| C++. | | | | |