Below you can see a list of participants who contributed to the Interoperability Lab Day, including the provided hardware, software and/or services. A special thanks goes out to them. Without them none of this would be possible.

Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences Delivered servers and the team to create the Interoperability Lab. The Educational Intstitute provides the necesarie conections and Quality Control for the individual tests.

Provided hardware: • Dell PowerEdge 2650 • Dell PowerEdge 1850 • Switches

University of Amsterdam The University of Amsterdam has provided its location for the Interoperability Lab. Also their network has been made available to us. This means that the Interoperability lab day has access to the internet.

Cisco NL Cisco Netherlands has provided us several systems to work with and to test them in our Interoperability lab. Cisco is a corporation witch builds several components for consumers and bigger companies. They build hardware like routes for home use and switches for the bigger companies and server rooms.

Provided hardware: • VoIP Telephones • Routers • Switches • Firewall

Palo Alto Palo Alto has provided us with hardware for the Interoperability lab day. So we can test the hardware if they are compatible with an IPv6 environment and the other hardware. Palo Alto builds the next generation of firewalls wich are smarter and better secured.

Provided hardware: • Firewall

Extreme Extreme had provided us with a router/switch. This device has been placed within the lab.

Provided hardware: • Switch/router

AVM AVM is one of the top two manufacturers of broadband devices in Europe. With a market share of over 50 percent, it is the leading manufacturer in Germany, Europe’s largest market. AVM has provided us with the new fritzboxes wich will be used in the lad as accespoints for visitors.

Provided hardware : • Fritzbox

Tiptel Tiptel Netherlands is a company specialized in telecommunications. Tiptel has several VoIP telephines and therefore has provided out lab with VoIP telephones to test within the lab wich runs on IPv6.

Provided hardware: • Yealink T(20/22/24/28)P VoIP telephones

GigaSet Whether you are looking for a telephone for home use, Gigaset offers a wide range of elegantly designed phones with helpful features and a high-quality sound.

Provided hardware: • GigaSet DE(900/700/310) VoIP telephones

Juniper Juniper is a company wich is specialized in networks and hardware needed to build huge networks with. They make routers switches software to manage and watch the network status. Juniper also supports IPv6 and therefore we wanted to test their devices in an environment with all kinds of hardware build by different manufacturers.

Provided hardware: • Switch • Router

A10 Networks A10 has several products wich are great for use in both IPv4 and IPv6 networks. That’s something we wanted to test. A10 has provided us with their load balancers so we could test those for smooth data handling in an IPv6 network.

Provided hardware: • Loadbalancers

A2B Internet A2B is an Ineternet Service Provider (ISP) with extensive experience with high speed networks, security, hosting and advertisment.

Provided hardware: • Accespoints • Accespoint Controller • Switch