Network Redundancy for Disaster Recovery 

Wireless Redundancy

Wireless Redundancy

Don't let your communications fail because of a single point of failure!

Too often organizations fail to ensure their communications (data & voice) are protected by having appropriate redundancy. Many times those who have a redundancy solution in place don’t have “True Redundancy.” Many overlook their WAN connections or have single point of failures in using the same medium (such as fiber), or taking the same external routes (out the same conduits from their MPOE), or have unknown points of failure by relying on third party telco providers’ networks.

"True Redundancy” issues:

  • High reoccurring costs if fiber is leased
  • Must have two separate points of entry
  • Must have two separate paths
  • Need for additional costly head end equipment
  • Not able to gain right away paths for dark fiber
  • Several months to provision
  • Survivability during natural disaster with fiber can be fatal!
  • It can take days or months to repair damaged fiber.

Wireless backhaul connectivity, both point-to-point and point-to-multipoint wireless, provide an avenue for creating “True Redundant” network paths and connections. With wireless an organization can create a completely separate network path, eliminate the dependency on third parties equipment and facilities, and remove the risk of failure of fiber cuts off site and out of an organizations control.

redundancy          Failover redundancy

Wireless Systems can be re-deployed or re-aligned in hours!

Redundant wireless links can be the same throughput as an organizations primary or at a lower speed. Wireless backhaul connections (both unlicensed or licensed microwave)can also be trunked with primary connections to provide greater throughput day to day.

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