• Hyderabad Metro Makes Ticketing More Reliable
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  • By CXOtoday Staff, Jun 25, 2008 1803 hrs IST
  • Tags : Hyderabad Metro Makes Ticketing More Reliable
  • Metro Railway stations of Hyderabad will now use a single fiber which connects all stations as a backup media for ticketing. The last mile access and delivery solution was completely designed to ensure reliable and continuous working of the ticketing department. Deployment was enabled by MRO-TEK, a provider of product-based solutions for network access.

    S. Narayanan, chairman and MD of MRO-TEK explained the implementation, "The ticketing department of railways was interconnected to the central site ticketing server through a leased line. So in case of leased line failure, tickets cannot be issued on time. So the railways were in need for a single solution which would connect all stations as a backup media for ticketing which is very crucial."

    The solution uses a single fiber media in a 'protected ring' topology with an Ethernet aggregator called eSONA-8. There can be a maximum of 9 stations connected to the central server location over a single fiber in one protected ring. Now as the 9th station doesn't have fiber back to the central location, the ring is closed through the Railtel SDH backbone using 10/100BaseTx Media Converters and the application continues to work even if there is a failure in any part of the ring.


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  • by B V Rao on Jul 10, 2008 05:34 PM 
    Hyderabad Metro has not finalised any vendor for implementation as on July 2008. The vendor will be solely responsible for everything. When no contract is awarded for civil construction itself, how come MRO Tek has already implemented something for communication?
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