Overview

Cloud & Remote User Connectivity: Supports secure connections to Cloud and cloud-based applications. Enables remote users to securely connect via VPN to access corporate networks Internet & External Connectivity: Connects to the internet via FTTH (Fiber to the Home), MPLS (Multiprotocol Label Switching), or DIA (Dedicated Internet Access). Uses SD-WAN (Software-Defined WAN) to optimize traffic and ensure stable connections. Security Layer (External) : Serving to protect the network and data from external threats. This security layer includes measures such as firewalls, encryption, and intrusion detection/prevention systems (IDS/IPS) to prevent and monitor abnormal activities within the network. Core Layer: Provides powerful, high-speed connectivity between network layers, handling large traffic volumes from lower layers. Directly connects to external internet sources via FTTH, MPLS, or DIA Distribution Layer: Coordinates and forwards data between devices in the Access and Core layers. Manages and optimizes network traffic, supporting IP PBX connections for business telephone systems Virtualized servers are deployed to optimize hardware resource usage, providing flexible resource management and distribution for applications and services Access Layer: Connects end-user devices such as PCs, phones, wireless phones, and CCTV cameras. Supports VLAN virtualization to segment network traffic by user groups and applications.