If your business uses the Internet for critical applications, you can't afford to be at the mercy of a single ISP. What happens when that ISP goes down? (And it will.) How much does it hurt when business-critical Internet applications are suddenly unavailable?
Disaster recovery with redundant Internet access (the ability to switch traffic among multiple Internet connections through a technique called multi-homing) is something more and more small and medium-sized companies need. When one link goes down, you get WAN and/or ISP failover that automatically switches your critical Internet traffic to a functioning link. Meanwhile, bandwidth management guarantees bandwidth to your most important applications.
Think redundant Internet access is too expensive?
Think about this: T1 lines are down an average of eight hours a year. What's the impact of an eight-hour outage during peak business hours to your company? What if you could avoid this hit with a simple investment of a few thousand dollars?
Think it's too complicated? Think again. Once only large businesses could afford the expense and overhead of multiple Internet connections and redundant Cisco routers and servers to ensure high Internet availability. Now, any business can protect its critical applications against unplanned business interruptions with redundant Internet connections for a fraction of the previous cost.
Ecessa has three product families of WAN link controllers that make it easy and affordable. PowerLink, ShieldLink and ClariLink provide 100% uptime at one-third the cost of other products. Use two, three or however many ISPs you need. Leverage low-cost links. Eliminate link congestion and bottlenecks. Use Ecessa's QoS traffic management features to guarantee minimum bandwidth to specific applications.
Don't put all of your eggs in one basket. Get the redundancy you need — easily and affordably. Ecessa makes broadband aggregation with redundant WAN connections simple.
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