Multi-Branch Network Solution

Frequent changes in the network architecture, low O&M efficiency, and increasing construction costs are major challenges for multi-branch campus networks. Ruijie implements the One Device for One Network (ODON) solution and hierarchical AC technologies, ensuring convenient and reliable centralized network management while reducing operating expenditure (OPEX).

Challenges

A large number of branch/store nodes are scattered at different locations.

Cable trays are overloaded, and construction and cabling costs are high.

There are numerous information points, which are difficult for expansion.

Traditional architecture is complicated, and O&M of devices from different vendors is difficult.

Frequent changes in the network architecture lead to complicated O&M.

A large number of branch/store nodes are scattered at different locations.

Cable trays are overloaded, and construction and cabling costs are high.

There are numerous information points, which are difficult for expansion.

Traditional architecture is complicated, and O&M of devices from different vendors is difficult.

Frequent changes in the network architecture lead to complicated O&M.

Benefits

Easy Deployment

A large one-tier architecture, with one device serving the entire campus

Reduced Costs

Reduced deployment points and simplified cabling, lowering construction costs

Easy planning

Automatic loop prevention on remote modules, planning after deployment, and zero-touch provisioning and replacement

Improved Efficiency

Centralized policy delivery, enabling unified management and easy O&M

Solution

Ruijie Enterprise Multi-Branch Network Solution is designed for enterprises with multiple branches. The headquarters can leverage a core device that integrates switching, wireless, routing, and basic security protection functions, enabling centralized management of branches. Characterized by simplified architecture, low construction costs, and easy management, this solution facilitates efficient operations and sustainable development for enterprises.

Traditional Multi-Tier Architecture

Complex architecture: Multiple tiers and device types
Complicated planning: Loop prevention and routing design
Intricate policies: Policies scattered across multiple types of devices

One Device One Network for Branches
Large One-Tier Architecture

Integrated switch
Incorporating switching, wireless, routing and basic security functions

Simplified architecture: A large one-tier architecture, with one device serving the entire campus
Easy planning: Automatic loop prevention on remote modules, planning after deployment, and zero-touch provisioning and replacement
Unified policy management: Centralized policy delivery and unified management

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