Network:

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Enterprise Route/Switch

We help you to properly utilize each network switch and router so you can optimize performance and efficiency by selecting the best paths for data to travel to a network, as well as distigushing what a specific device requires and ensuring that the data gets there.

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Wired/ Wireless

A Router selects the bests paths for data to travel in a network. A network switch aid decides what data a specific device requires and ensures that it gets it. By properly utilizing each you can optimize performance and efficiency.

 

Local Area Network (LAN)

A local area network is a connection where all the computers are in the same general location such as the same office or building, or in a group of nearby buildings and connected by a single cable, a small collection of cables or a local Wi-Fi connection. While these connections are easy to set up, generally quite fast and available at a low cost, they are limited in their reach.
 

 Wide Area Network (WAN)

A wide area network (WAN) is a network that covers a much bigger region than a local area network, which could be across a town, a region, a country or the entire world. Usually a WAN can include a much more intricate network of users and devices or LANs at the cost of slower data transfer speeds and larger set up costs.

 

 Application Centric Infrastructure

ACI – an evolution of Software Defined Networking (SDN)- integrates physical and virtual environments under a single policy model for networks, servers, storage, services, and security. By shaping traffic from a centralized control console without having to touch individual switches, ACI can deliver services to wherever they are needed in the network to greatly accelerate application delivery, scalability and visibility while reducing operational costs.

 

 Data center switching

Data Center Switches are designed to connect devices such as rack servers, load balancers and firewalls to the network. As such, DC switches are built for high availability and fault tolerant systems to provide better uptime for business- critical applications. 

 

Wan optimization

WAN optimization is the process of implementing the best practices and virtualized machines to fundamentally increase the speed and power of a network. Functions such as deduplication, compression and latency optimization allow your network to run smoother, faster and handle higher data transfer thresholds.

 

Policy Management

Reduce operational costs, secure network profiles, propel efficient workflows and allow administrators to shape and supervise network policies and access points through a simple software based interface in a vendor agnostic platform.