Our Site2Site module can combine multiple sites
together via one or more SSL tunnels. Tunnels can be placed
in an automated failover manner so that upon a link outage,
the tunnel will automatically re-establish over the secondary
connection. Further, when two or more tunnels are configured
the appliance can selectively route traffic in a manner which
optimizes the bandwidth available via each tunnel connection.

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The Problem: Connecting two or more
offices can be done via most VPN technologies, however ensuring
that they stay connected and are optimized is a challenge for
most security appliances.
With the ability to connect two or more tunnels between offices,
the EdgeXOS platform can also optimize the bandwidth by setting
up specific application routes which brake-up the network traffic
and thus provide faster overall throughput between the offices.
The data between offices can be further segmented based on destination
network.
The Solution: With the ability to connect two or more
tunnels between offices, the EdgeXOS platform, will automatically
provide 99.999% uptime between offices in the event of a network
failure. Additionally our appliances can also optimize the bandwidth
by setting up specific application routes which brake-up the
network traffic and thus provide faster overall throughput between
the offices. The data between offices can be further segmented
based on destination network.
- Layer 3 Tunnel
- Standard 3DES Encryption
- Built-In Compression
- Automated Tunnel Failover
- Application Tunnel Routing
Instantly add fault tolerance for remote users and enhance
the responsiveness for critical remote applications.
How Does It Work
The Site2Site tunnel technology performs a
site-to-site IP Layer connection, which means that any IP-based
traffic can be used across these tunnels. The Site2Site tunnels
also support the 3DES encryption standard to ensure secure communications
between offices. Finally each tunnel can be configured with
data compression enabled so that non-compressed traffic is accelerated.
A Site2Site tunnel can be connected between two or more sites
in either a one-to-one, many-to-many, or one-to-many architecture.
This means that a single site can connect to a remote site via
either a single tunnel to a single WAN link, multiple tunnels
to multiple WAN links, or a multiple tunnels to a single WAN
link. This last option is useful for connecting a remote office
with multiple broadband links back to a collocation facility
with a single IP address, which is accessible via multiple paths.
In many instances a customer may have an existing private
network connection, via either Frame Relay or MPLS, and requires
some method to automatically failover to an inexpensive backup
link. Our Site2Site tunnels provide this functionality by monitoring
the private link and then failing over to an expensive Internet-based
link (DSL, cable, wireless) in the event that the private link
were to fail. During the failover process a Site2Site tunnel
is established between the two sites over the Internet link
and traffic is re-routed across the tunnel rather than the private
link.