Network Failover
Improve network performance and eliminate downtime for business-critical, time-sensitive applications with backup internet solutions.
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Maximize operating time, without downtime. Any application requiring a 4G LTE or 5G to pick up, where a T1 or other primary circuit left off, our solutions map-out and detect the issue and initiate the failover to a reliable cellular network, ensuring the application continues to operate seamlessly.
The Challenge
The Internet has become essential for conducting business and communicating with customers, partners, and employees.
Network performance, reliability and, uptime are essential for running the day-to-day operations of many organizations. Network downtime not only costs money and loss of productivity, it can also adversely affect a company’s reputation among customers and partners.
Many events can cause a network or site to go down, such as natural disasters, security attacks, human errors and infrastructure failures. When evaluating how to avoid network failures, it is important to evaluate the many options available to ensure high-availability, network uptime, and optimal network performance. It is also critical to examine solutions that will not only help avoid network failures but are also affordable and will be operationally cost-effective.
The Objective
So, why is network failover important, and what can we accomplish by implementing it? For enterprises connecting many locations, coordinate SD-WAN among all locations to provide uninterrupted access to datacenter, Internet and cloud-hosted resources for reliable performance of applications such as VPN, VoIP, VDI, CRM, Office 365 and more.
- Improve network performance and eliminate downtime for business-critical, time-sensitive applications
- Globally manage WAN resources
- Establish reliable network connections
- Ensure inbound and outbound traffic management over best performing WAN link
- Provide WAN link load balancing for ample bandwidth for critical applications
- Cost-effectively increase scalability and throughput of WAN connectivity
- Failover to secondary datacenter if all links at primary datacenter are down
The Solution
Datablaze offers the solution to your network needs, filling the gap between ISP and reliable cellular connectivity.
Datablaze meets key network failover objectives with solutions for bandwidth aggregation, load balancing and failover that enable redundant WAN and ISP access and provide both outbound and inbound load balancing and failover to ensure uptime.
Datablaze products optimize WAN infrastructure as defined by 24/7 availability, high-performance, flexible scalability, and secure operations – while streamlining IT costs. They provide reliable access to data centers and remote locations, ensuring business continuity when disaster strikes or WAN infrastructure is compromised.
When does Network Failover make sense?
Mobile Networks
First Responders
First Responders
Transit
Transit
Fleets
Fleets
Mobile Command
Mobile Command
Branch Networks
Large Stores
A reliable network connection is vital to the success of large stores. Registers, point-of-sale machines, ATM's, and more, require constant connectivity.
Convenience Stores
In order to offer a quick stop for your snack, drinks, and more, convenience stores require steady connectivity to provide sales and other conveniences.
Temporary Sites
Temporary sites, such as construction sites, require reliable internet connections in order to maintain productivity and safety.
Small Branches
Small branches like banks in the grocery store or fast food in the airport rely on network connections to their main branch, as well as reliable internet connections for day-to-day transactions.
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