CORE BUSINESS · Network & Environment
Multi-site Networking
HQ, plants and overseas warehouses on one network.
What is multi-site networking?
Joining HQ, branches, factories and overseas warehouses across cities and countries into one company network, usually with SD-WAN, leased lines or VPN, plus backup links.
What is included
- 01SD-WAN smart routing and load balancing
- 02Leased lines and IPsec VPN
- 03ERP and warehouse systems across sites
- 04Multi-link backup and failover
- 05One IP address plan
- 06Central management and visibility
How we work
- AssessMap the setup, account scale and risks.
- DesignArchitecture, equipment, cost and timeline.
- DeliverBuild to plan, hand over after sign-off.
- RunMonitoring, checks and ongoing tuning.
FAQ
How does SD-WAN differ from a leased line?
Leased lines are stable but costly and slow to provision. SD-WAN blends broadband, leased lines and mobile links, protecting key applications at much lower cost. A good network behaves like water: when one path is blocked, it flows to another.
Who needs multi-site networking?
Companies with several offices, plants or overseas warehouses that share ERP, warehouse and finance systems.
Related
- N-01Assessment & DesignSee clearly before building.
- N-02Office Network Build-outSolid signal in every corner.
- N-03International Links & Overseas AccessOverseas back-ends that open fast.
- N-05Account & Device EnvironmentsEvery account gets its own stable home.
- N-06Endpoint ManagementWherever the device goes, control follows.
- N-07Cloud Servers & Overseas NodesFast sites, safe data.