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Why MPLS?
If you have multiple site or branch locations spread across the country and you need a seamless way to connect and access shared data, MPLS (Multi-Protocol Label Switching) network arrangements are the perfect solution. With MPLS, you can easily link all your locations, promoting efficient data sharing and accessibility. Experience the convenience and connectivity MPLS offers for your dispersed business locations.
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The Benefits To Adopting MPLS
Easy Expansion
In an expanding business, where the number of site locations are increasing, ease of deployment is important. Owing to the wide range of supported broadband technologies we can provide quick deployment or removal of site connections.
Fewer Hops
MPLS keeps the number of hops which traffic needs to pass through to a minimum between network points. This helps improve response times and application performance.
Improved Security
Multiple offices connect to an MPLS network through a private network with no Internet facing gateways which means that shared data and applications never leave the business domain. This is supplied without the need to create VPN IP tunnels which is the traditional method of achieving this.
Network Redundancy
MPLS core networks are designed to overcome individual hardware failure. Should a fault or line disconnection occur, data is re-routed through the next optimum path with downtime spanning milliseconds. This can also apply to backup connections delivered to site.
Quality of Service (QoS)
It is possible to set the path that packets take through the network. You can also apply traffic priority rules based on packet type (eg streaming, web, email, VoIP etc). This can become very useful when congestion exists with your MPLS network ensuring the packets that require priority bandwidth (eg VoIP and video streaming) receive it.
Multiple Connectivity Sources
We can design your MPLS arrangement to use multiple types of broadband technology supplied by ourselves. Line types including Fibre, EFM, GEA, EoFTTC FTTP, FTTC and ADSL are possible. This can provide your business with cost effective communication tools to remote sites where full leased lines are either too much or cost prohibitive.