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Archive for the ‘M-Link’ Category

XMPP Standards Foundation Interop

XMPP Solutions for Military & Government

XMPP Security Labelling specification in Last Call

XMPP Reliability, new Isode whitepaper

XMPP Performance over HF Radio using STANAG 5066 and IP

XMPP over HF Radio?

XMPP in Constrained Link Environments, new evaluation guide

XMPP and the ‘billion laughs’ DoS attack

XMPP a “notable interoperability highlight” at CWID 2010

Updates to our ‘SCRAM’ Whitepaper

The M-Link IRC Gateway: new whitepapers

SCRAM: A New Protocol for Password Authentication (whitepaper)

Requirements for XMPP Digital Signatures (XEP-0274)

R15.2 is Available

R15.0 Preview Release

R14.6: Security Label Capabilities for M-Link and M-Link Edge

R14.4: Security Label Support in M-Link (Isode’s XMPP Server)

Operating XMPP over Radio and Satellite Networks

New Military XMPP Solutions page

M-Link, Active Directory & Improved Directory Support (in R14.6)

M-Link Transport for integration of MSN, Y!, SIP/SIMPLE and other third party IM Services (in R14.6)

M-Link Support for XMPP over Constrained Networks

M-Link now on DISA Approved Products List

M-Link Edge – Boundary checking for XMPP services

M-Link Archive Server – new in R14.6

M-Link & XMPP Performance Measurements over Satcom and Constrained IP Networks

M-Link & Active Directory, New Evaluation Guide

Low-Bandwidth XMPP at NATO Arctic Tiger 2012

Isode’s XMPP Server: M-Link

Isode R14.4: Support for TransVerse (JFCOM XMPP Client with Security Label support)

Isode R14.4: New Multi User Chat (MUC) Features in M-Link

Isode R14.4: M-Link Clustering

Isode R14.4: FLOT and other text format Security Label support

Isode R14.3 released

Isode Partners with Zion Software to provide XMPP connectivity to legacy IM Networks

Isode at the High Frequency Industry Association

Isode at FOSDEM 2009 (Brussels)

Isode @ FOSDEM and the XMPP Summit

IPv6 Support (in R14.6)

Interworking with XMPP Clients and Servers lacking security label support

Federated Multi-User Chat: Efficient and Resilient Operation over Slow and Unreliable Networks