Increasing bandwidth doesn’t have to mean a complete change of circuit.
It is possible to increase capacity by a magnitude, doubling, tripling, quadrupling or more existing capacity, without the need for uncontrollable IP changes. Normally, upgrading from FTTC to a 100mbps leased line, or 1Gbps leased line to 10Gbps is disruptive and expensive.
Instead of an upgrade that might be overkill, increase existing bandwidth incrementally, rather than a finger in the air replacement. Link aggregation technology means scalable capacity increases, and with any circuit type. FTTC and FTTP? No problem. Leased Line, FTTP and 4G? Multiple Leased Lines? Any combination can work.
Every internet connection can break, no matter the technology, and organisations are particularly at risk if there is only a single circuit in place.
The only way to protect against failure is to have more than one circuit. Aggregating multiple circuits together mitigates the risk of a line failure leading to total outage, keeping users online and working. The more circuits in play, the greater the uptime. Add different types of circuit and increase the resilience, and size of Service Level Guarantee pay-outs as you do.
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Key features
Bandwidth aggregation
Multiply upload AND download
Aggregated throughput to deliver maximum bandwidth
Aggregate different technologies
Multiple tail technologies minimise risk of downtime
Uptime guarantees
Paradigm breaking SLAs – linked to resiliency
Native Quality of Service
Bi-directional QoS delivered with every connection
Carrier independent
Operate above any single ISP to avoid core platform issues
eView Live
Constant telemetry fed into customer analytics portal
Seamless upgrade pathways
Upgrade to Gbps+ speeds with no downtime and no change of IP
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What is link aggregation
Aggregating takes traditional network circuits, whether leased lines or broadband or wireless and brings them together as a single virtual connection.
Arthur David
Evolving Networks provided an Ultimate Ethernet service for each site, running over two leased lines, supplied by two different providers.
Link aggregation vs dynamic path selection
Why send different data streams through different links?
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