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Data Sheet
Cisco Transaction Encryption Device Model 3.0
The Cisco
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Transaction Encryption Device Model 3.0 (TED 3.0) server provides
Encrypted Broadcast Sessions, which allow selective access to secured services like
impulse pay-per-view (IPPV), reservation pay-per-view (RPPV), and video-on-demand
(VOD). This security feature, known as encryption, allows only authorized home
communications terminals (HCTs) access to secured services.
The TED 3.0 is built from a Sun Netra X4200 M2 Sun server that meets the following standards
requirements to help ensure reliable operation in severe environmental conditions:
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Telcordia Network Equipment Building Standard (NEBS) level-3 certification
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European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) compliance
Figure 1. TED Model 3.0 (image may vary from actual product and specification)
Features
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Faster transactions are supported by TED 3.0, which is built from a NEBS level-3 certified
Netra X4200 M2 Sun server that accelerates the RSA calculation
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PowerKEY
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Conditional Access enhances the encryption and decryption techniques that
secure the transmission of applications such as electronic shopping (e-commerce)
applications, Internet, and VOD
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Secure Architecture is provided by installing the TED 3.0 as a peripheral device to the
Digital Network Control System (DNCS) or the IPTV Service Delivery System (ISDS)
Faster Transactions
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TED 3.0 servers run on Red Hat Enterprise Linux operating system version 5.1, and include
the Sun Crypto Accelerator 6000 PCI card, which increases the transaction encryption rate
of the TED 3.0 server
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Entitlement management messages (EMMs) are encrypted messages addressed to specific
HCTs to allow delivery of secure authorizations. The TED 3.0 server encrypts approximately
150 EMMs per second and then sends those EMMs to the DNCS/ISDS for transporting
throughout the Digital or IPTV Broadband Delivery System (DBDS/IBDS)
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