DRAGON PTN with HiProvision Software

The Hirschmann DRAGON PTN backbone network family, provisioned using Operation Administration Maintenance (OAM) software HiProvision, offers resilient packet-based MPLS-TP technology to guarantee bandwidth availability across large networks.

These devices offer a variety of interface and port options for increased flexibility and make it easy for engineers to migrate network infrastructure away from complex, expensive legacy options, while using limited internal resources.

The DRAGON PTN devices are offered in fully modular variants and can be configured as a completely redundant system through central switching modules and power supplies.

Interoperability with Hirschmann switches ensures seamless redundancy across the complete network.

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Ensure reliable, dedicated data transport with low-cost, interoperable MPLS-TP technology
Easily configure and manage complex networks with intuitive provisioning Software
Fully redundant System with multiple switching modules and power supply options
Seamlessly integrate legacy systems through multiple modular, redundant interface options

MPLS-TP technology delivers dedicated bandwidth for different services and 50ms protection switching
HiProvision software for easy configuration and management of large transmission networks
Industrial HiVision integration for backbone and access network
Variety of interface modules and port types to ensure flexibility and seamless integration of legacy systems
Resilient against harsh conditions with operating temperatures from -30 °C to +65 °C and IP20 protection rating
Central switching modules and power supplies help you build a completely redundant device

DRAGON PTN with HiProvision is extremely valuable for scenarios where engineers need the ability to predict the behavior of data as it goes across the network. MPLS-TP technology in the new device family guarantees bandwidth and makes it easy for engineers to deploy services inside the network including redundant data transmission.