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<H3>Customers and End-User</H3>
The Zebra project started out as the brainchild of Kunihiro Ishiguro and was intended for consumption by the open source software community. Zebra however grew to be popular due to its inherent qualities and now has a commercial cousin called ZebOS. The best enumeration of its features is to be found at [IP Infusion抯 website > http://www.ipinfusion.com] on the [server product page >http://www.ipinfusion.com/products/server/products_server.html] and the [advanced products page >http://www.ipinfusion.com/products/advanced/products_advanced.html].
<H3>Developing Organization and Technical Environment</H3>
The Zebra project began in 1996. The idea for Zebra originally came from Kunihiro Ishiguro, who had been working at NIS, an ISP joint venture between British Telecom and Marubeni. Working for an ISP, Ishiguro had realized a great need for a new type of quality routing software. It was at this time that Ishiguro met Yoshinari Yoshikawa. Yoshikawa shared Ishiguro's vision for a new routing engine and they decided to combine resources to create the world's first routing engine software based on the GNU General Public License. This entity, called the Zebra Project, consists of the business expertise of IP Infusion combined with the technical skills of the world's top networking engineers and a commitment to offer top-quality Open Source routing engine software.
Today, Zebra is nearing completion and the release of version 1.0. The vision of an open source routing software that can respond quickly to changes in technology and offer functionality that users require is now even more critical. As Internet use explodes, no longer can one company or proprietary software provide all the answers. In the case of Zebra, the mailing list and comments of users and engineers have evolved the software into the form it has today. Help us make Zebra the base of a new routing technology.
<H3>Architect抯 Experience</H3>
Mr. Ishiguro is technical director of the Zebra Project. Mr. Ishiguro has particular expertise in domains and routing. He is an active member of the JPNIC, the Internet domain and IP address management body for Japan. He is also one of a handful of engineers that overlooks the management and maintenance of the NSPIXP backbone for Japan's portion of the Internet and a regular attendee of international conferences related to managing the growth of the Internet such as NANOG (North American Network Operators Group) and the IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force). Mr. Ishiguro is now CTO of IP Infusion Inc. Prior to working on the Zebra project, Mr. Ishiguro has worked for Software Research Associates and as senior engineer at NIS, a joint venture Internet provider between British Telecom and Marubeni.
<H3>Zebra Requirements</H3>
*Modularity
**Due to the multi-process nature of the Zebra software, it is easily upgraded and maintained. Each protocol can be upgraded separately, leaving the other protocols and the router online. This will save network administrators?time in upgrading and maintenance.
*Speed
**Packet routing is carried out at a faster rate than with traditional software. Zebra software allows routers to transfer more data quicker. The need for the ability to transfer large amounts of data quickly is increasing as the Internet grows and global networks form. Zebra software will meet that need.
*Reliability
**In the event of failure of any of the software modules, the router can remain online and the other protocol daemons will continue to operate. The failure can then be diagnosed and corrected without taking the router offline.
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<H3>Customers and End-User</H3>
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<P>The Zebra project started out as the brainchild of Kunihiro Ishiguro and was
intended for consumption by the open source software community. Zebra however
grew to be popular due to its inherent qualities and now has a commercial cousin
called ZebOS. The best enumeration of its features is to be found at <A
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products page</A>.
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<H3>Developing Organization and Technical Environment</H3>
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<P>The Zebra project began in 1996. The idea for Zebra originally came from
Kunihiro Ishiguro, who had been working at NIS, an ISP joint venture between
British Telecom and Marubeni. Working for an ISP, Ishiguro had realized a great
need for a new type of quality routing software. It was at this time that
Ishiguro met Yoshinari Yoshikawa. Yoshikawa shared Ishiguro's vision for a new
routing engine and they decided to combine resources to create the world's first
routing engine software based on the GNU General Public License. This entity,
called the Zebra Project, consists of the business expertise of IP Infusion
combined with the technical skills of the world's top networking engineers and a
commitment to offer top-quality Open Source routing engine software. Today,
Zebra is nearing completion and the release of version 1.0. The vision of an
open source routing software that can respond quickly to changes in technology
and offer functionality that users require is now even more critical. As
Internet use explodes, no longer can one company or proprietary software provide
all the answers. In the case of Zebra, the mailing list and comments of users
and engineers have evolved the software into the form it has today. Help us make
Zebra the base of a new routing technology.
<P>
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<H3>Architect抯 Experience</H3>
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<P>Mr. Ishiguro is technical director of the Zebra Project. Mr. Ishiguro has
particular expertise in domains and routing. He is an active member of the
JPNIC, the Internet domain and IP address management body for Japan. He is also
one of a handful of engineers that overlooks the management and maintenance of
the NSPIXP backbone for Japan's portion of the Internet and a regular attendee
of international conferences related to managing the growth of the Internet such
as NANOG (North American Network Operators Group) and the IETF (Internet
Engineering Task Force). Mr. Ishiguro is now CTO of IP Infusion Inc. Prior to
working on the Zebra project, Mr. Ishiguro has worked for Software Research
Associates and as senior engineer at NIS, a joint venture Internet provider
between British Telecom and Marubeni.
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<H3>Zebra Requirements</H3>
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<LI>Modularity
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<LI>Due to the multi-process nature of the Zebra software, it is easily
upgraded and maintained. Each protocol can be upgraded separately, leaving
the other protocols and the router online. This will save network
administrators?time in upgrading and maintenance. </LI></UL>
<LI>Speed
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<LI>Packet routing is carried out at a faster rate than with traditional
software. Zebra software allows routers to transfer more data quicker. The
need for the ability to transfer large amounts of data quickly is increasing
as the Internet grows and global networks form. Zebra software will meet
that need. </LI></UL>
<LI>Reliability
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<LI>In the event of failure of any of the software modules, the router can
remain online and the other protocol daemons will continue to operate. The
failure can then be diagnosed and corrected without taking the router
offline. </LI></UL></LI></UL>
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