Network virtualization
Wide area networks are constantly under pressure, with increasing numbers of applications contending for bandwidth and more users working remotely.
Implementing server, storage or desktop virtualization also inevitably means consolidating and moving these resources to a single or reduced number of sites with users gaining access via the wide area network. These users are at risk of experiencing unacceptable service if the network cannot handle the demands placed upon it.
Quick Pitch
- Through network virtualization, your customers can give their remote offices and employees speedy, easy access to data, files and applications. Users experience reliable service delivery.
- A dedicated acceleration applianceis deployed at each end of a network connection. This increases data transfer speed and the capacity of the connection without the expense of adding extra telecommunications bandwidth.
- This ensures that users in remote offices are not disadvantaged or suffer from reduced service levels due to network restriction. At the same time, the business avoids having to buy more bandwidth capacity just to service peak-time activity and fluctuating demand.
- Network acceleration underpins wider virtualization strategies, enhances remote backup and disaster recovery performance whilst improving large file transfers and the overall user experience.