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Service capacity overview

Not a single product list, but implementation capacity built around project issues

Products provide basic platforms and equipment, and service capabilities that demonstrate how these products truly address access, operations, safety and auditing issues in conjunction with operator lines, campus or business identity, current network equipment and third-party systems.

• The distinction between capacity and product

Product answers "What with" and ability to answer "How to solve problems"

The capacity of services is understood from client issues, work links, core competencies, adaptation scenarios and building conditions.

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We'll start with the project.

(c) Identify the issues that need to be addressed, based on operational, access, security, audit or special network conditions.

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Recheck the current network conditions

Combine operators, identity systems, exports, terminals, interfaces and data sources to determine whether capacity is established.

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Group products and capacities

Select platforms, gateways and supporting systems to define their respective responsibilities and synergies with third-party systems.

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Step Up After Validation

The effects are confirmed through interfaces, sample testing and small-scale operations, which allow for a gradual expansion of the application.

02 9 service capacity

Click into the individual introduction page for each capability

Read from the issues that clients need to address and then determine the appropriate mix of competencies and products based on current network conditions.

01Capacity presentation

Multi-ISP Dialing & AAA

Link operator lines, user accounts, dial-up links to the NATSHEL_AUTH_BILLING strategy and create a manageable, verifiable multi-operator access system.

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02Capacity presentation

Multifunction Gateway

Multiline access, tactical router, application recognition, bandwidth management, access control and security strategy are achieved in a network export concentration.

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03Capacity presentation

Anti-Sharing & Proxy Control

Shares, private connections and proxy behaviour in combination with terminals, applications, UA, DNS and flow identifier accounts, and follows strategy alerts or disposals.

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04Capacity presentation

Cross-Border Traffic Control

Cross-border targets, VPN or proxy features and unusual communications are identified, documented, analysed and alerted to the availability of traffic.

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05Capacity presentation

DHCP & Seamless MAC Auth

Centrally manages IPv4/ IPv6 addresses, leases and terminal identifications and completes Seamless Authentication through the MAC in collaboration with RADIUS on three layers of the network.

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06Capacity presentation

Internet Log Analytics

Centrally retained authentication, NAT and online behavioural records to support queries by user, end, time and access targets and to form operational statistics.

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07Capacity presentation

Third-Party Integration

Connect identity sources, network equipment, business platforms and operating systems to complete protocol fit-out, field mapping, synchronization and phased alignment.

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08Capacity presentation

Satellite Traffic Billing

Local certification, flow control, holstering and break-wire protection are completed for high cost, time delay and unstable features of satellite links.

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09Capacity presentation

Campus 5G Dual-Domain Access

Connect operator 5G network with campus unified identity system, managing 5G users, numbers, life cycle, access strategy and CPE hang-up terminals.

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