LA2352 Content Inspection Core (DPI) by Lionic Corp.

Product Description

The Lionic ePavis II LA2352 is a layer 7 content inspection engine (The abbreviation CIE will be used through the text) which supports layer-7 application has become a demanding requirement for current security/content-aware network equipments. Many of such applications rely on content inspection (or deep packet inspection, DPI) to achieve their functionality, such as anti-virus, IPS, traffic classification, and so on. The CIE supports pattern matching for in-and-out bound data and utilizes patented technologies to provide excellent performance with minimal memory and signature maintenance requirements.

The CIE supports pattern matching to incoming data which could be in the following forms: 1) single packet/file, 2) portions of a packet/file, or 3) concatenation of several packets/files. A list of regular expressions is used to represent the patterns to be matched. To perform pattern matching operations, the regular expressions are compiled (or translated) first and then download the inspection codes produced by the compiler into the core.

The CIE offloads content inspection so that system can have better performance and more cost effective to meet stringent requirements for performance, availability and reliability in Small Office Home Office (SOHO) and Small and Medium Business (SMB). This chip provides deep packet inspection at all OSI layers, including the payload, 200 Mbps or above aggregate throughput (depending on process technology).

LA2352 Content Inspection Core (DPI)

Market Segment(s)

• Embedded
• Enterprise
• Home

Target Platform(s)

• Linux

Companion Processor(s)

• Communication

ARM Processor(s)

• ARM920T
• ARM922T
• ARM926EJ-S
• ARM940T
• ARM946E-S
• ARM966E-S
• ARM968E-S
• ARM1020E
• ARM1022E
• ARM1026EJ-S
• ARM1136J-S
• ARM1136JF-S
• ARM1156T2(F)-S
• ARM1176JZ(F)-S
• ARM11 MPCore
• Cortex-A15
• Cortex-A5
• Cortex-A8
• Cortex-A9

System IP

• Interconnect Fabric

Physical IP

• Register File Memory Compilers
• SRAM Memory Compilers
• Standard Cell Libraries