Point-to-point fiber technology provides excellent connectivity to offices that need direct connections between remote servers and local workstations. Signing on for P2P is an especially logical move when you want to connect different buildings in a campus environment, or if you want high availability and a secure connection to a remote site.
Similarly, if you have a dedicated connection to another site, P2P institutes a user experience as if both machines were on the same LAN. What happens if you want to backup data from another location? Well, with P2P, you can handle it from your direct connection. Also, if you have particular security concerns, you will find that P2P, as a dedicated, private connection, is considered to be remarkably secure.
Your P2P connection can also run at the same speeds as a LAN connection, whether your cables and switches can handle 100 Mbps, 1000 Mbps or 10Gbps. You can dive into the work without being delayed by connectivity lags.
If you depend on connecting to multiple locations on demand and with speed, it makes sense to look into P2P fiber network connectivity for your business. The technology is best-in-class, the network is secure, the connections are extremely fast, and fiber-carried P2P is widely considered to be future-proof.
