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New Products: PacStar 6000 series IP communications unveiled at FOSE

By Louis Chunovic, Senior Editor

Published April 7th, 2008

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Portland, OR-based PacStar, in a collaborative effort with the Unified Communications division of Cisco, announced the release of the PacStar 6000 series of Unified Communications (UC) Enterprise and Deployable solutions. The new products, in tandem with the 6300 and 6800 series, are designed to deliver IP-based voice, video and data communications to U.S. forces around the world, in compliance with new specifications to move to Everything over IP (EoIP), as mandated by the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD). The new solutions could also have applications for large homeland security and law enforcement agencies. The PacStar 6000 series is based on Cisco Unified Communications systems that have been enhanced with PacStar's patented IQ Software, which provides a unified, easy to use interface that automates and simplifies routine, time-consuming and difficult tasks. The new systems are housed in PacStar's IQ-Core case, a ruggedized case housing and tray structure that is designed to meet Military Standard 810F requirements for transportation, vibration, shock and temperature.


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