FatPipe Offers Easy Connection Redundancy -- Redmondmag.com

FatPipe Offers Easy Connection Redundancy

09/01/2001

FatPipe Networks products bring increased speed, reliability and redundancy to enterprises that want to use multiple Internet connections transparently. The FatPipe products sit between the network and multiple routers, transparently aggregating up to multiple T3s into a single virtual circuit. The products offer stability even in the case of complete failure of a router or Internet connection. Its latest offering, FatPipe MPVPN, adds VPN capabilities and increases VPN security by transmitting data packets over multiple paths. You can also use multiple FatPipe units with auto fail-over to provide additional communications redundancy. www.fatpipeinc.com.

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