Ethernet across Internet utilize IPfiber

SDM seamlessly integrating various technologies such as Metro Ethernet, MPLS, WiFi, 5G, 4G, and Internet Broadband. By combining these diverse connectivity options, SDM enables organizations to build a unified and highly efficient network ecosystem.

GOIP Solution

The SDM solution empowered by IPfiber technology from eSIX Limited provided the complete network connector approach for Overlay and Underlay to connect the system between different networks anywhere.

Solution Advantages and Use Cases

Building Private IT Network Infra. and Management Platform over Legacy Network or Public Internet

1. Last Mile Circuit Replacement, Layer 2 Ethernet across cities.
2. Multi operators, multi connections bandwidth bonding, redundancy.
3. Global Enterprise IT System; Campus Information System.
4. World Wide Retail Store Finance and Inventory Management

Crucial Solution to Success the Critical Mission

1. Smart Port, City and Factory for Critical
2. Remote Control Demanding
3. Network Redundancy for Highly Availability
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