手機選單
Search
close
Search
Enterprises & Offices

Banking Application in West Africa

In the West African nation of Nigeria, Loop IP6510 and IP6610 products were used to connect a bank's headquarters with its branch offices. The company leased E1 lines from the telecom provider and used the IP6510 to route the packets at the HQ. The IP6610 was used at the branch offices as a simple stand alone device to deconvert back to a usable signal.

For banking applications, it is also possible to bundle many E1/T1 lines together using MLPPP to increase the amount of bandwidth available. Bundling lines together allow them to act as one logical unit, a total of 6 Mbps with T1 or 8 Mbps with E1 with maximum 4 ports of E1/T1 a unit.

 

Oil, Gas, & Petroleum

As large companies grow, they increasingly need more dedicated internal infrastructure to communicate with their machines across large factories and between remote sites.Loop Telecom products such as the IP6820 are suited for these difficult environments -- it includes several GbE ports for high speed data transfer between data-hungry devices,...

Enterprises & Offices

While not as physically demanding as large factories, offices require strong communication networks as well. Many companies seek better ways to organize their traffic and this is where the IP6510-LN and the IP6610 can help. Our devices can add VLAN tags to direct traffic. They can also aggregate company leased lines for more efficient use. Vid...

Management

Every network needs to be managed. All Loop devices support SNMP and SSH into a remote terminal. Loop-iNET and LoopView allow you to change settings through a GUI format, and also switch easily between multiple devices. For complex network features such as circuit provisioning, Loop-iNMS fulfills customer needs. Loop products support both inba...

Public Transportation

In many ways, a telecommunication network often mirrors a physical transportation network -- thus the old phrase "information superhighway" used to refer to the internet. However, physical transportation networks such as roadways and railways often require their own separate communication network to relay alarm and status information to human ...