Application Overview
Routing high-speed wired and wireless internet and phone services to rural areas has physical and network limitations, resulting in weaker signals and poor transmission rates. The revenue generated by service providers is lower per square km as compared to urban areas and the service and maintenance costs of sending application engineers can be prohibitive. A cost-effective, reliable solution which can be remotely managed can solve many of the challenges seen both by the service provider and clients.
Key Considerations
Key Volktek Benefits
| Feature | Benefit | ||
| Reliability | Redundant Power | Remains On During Power Failure | Built-in surge protection, dual power sources and battery back-up ensure stable device operations for 24/7 network reliability. |
| Availability | Dual Image | Secondary Flash Space to Store Configuration Files | If the primary flash space is corrupted, the configuration file is saved in the secondary space to ensure your device is available. |
| Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP) | Strengthen the Transmission | Combine multiple network connections in parallel to increase the throughput beyond a single connection, provide link redundancy and reduce ISP network stability issues. | |
| Performance | VLAN | Connect Remote Devices | Network administrators can partition the networks to match the functional and security requirements of their systems without having to run new cables or make major changes in the current network infrastructure. |
| Storm Control | Prevent LAN Traffic Storms | Prevents the traffic on a LAN from being distrupted by a broadcast, multicast or unicast storm on a port, reducing the system bandwidth requirements and saving CAPEX. | |
| Security | Device Locking | Last Mile of Protection | By enable the Device Lock feature, the switch will not function in any network other than its configured network. |
| Management | Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) + TRAP | Monitor Your Network From a Single Location | Managed switches provide management of SNMP traps or alert messages sent from a remote SNMP-enabled device to a center SNMP server. |
Application Diagram
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