NE20E-S2E 24×GE + 2×10GE Enterprise Service Router

SME Network Core/Exit: As the core of the enterprise network, it aggregates traffic from office, OA, ERP, and other business processes, providing high-speed interconnection, VPN isolation, and secure access to ensure the stable operation of basic enterprise services.

Campus Network Edge/Branch Nodes: Deployed at the campus edge or enterprise branches, these nodes connect to downstream devices and aggregate traffic to the core network, enabling unified management and interconnection of the campus/branch networks.

Small Leased Line Access/Government/Enterprise Branch Interconnection: Connects to carrier leased lines, providing GE/10GE leased line access. Through MPLS VPN, it achieves secure interconnection between the enterprise headquarters and branches, meeting basic leased line service requirements.

Small Networks for Education/Healthcare/Retail and Other Industries: Adapted to scenarios such as schools, hospitals, and chain stores, providing basic network interconnection and security guarantees to meet the needs of small-to-medium-scale network construction in these industries.

Core selling points

1. SME Network Core/Exit: As the core gateway for enterprises, it supports thousands of terminal accesses, multi-branch interconnection, Internet exit, and VPN interconnection, ensuring a stable experience for office work, video conferencing, and cloud services.

2. Campus Network Edge/Aggregation: Connecting office buildings, dormitories, and campus APs, it provides unified wired/wireless access, traffic aggregation, and QoS scheduling, simplifying the campus network architecture.

3. Metropolitan Area Network/Industry Network Aggregation: As a metropolitan area network edge aggregation node, it handles access from home broadband, enterprise leased lines, and industry private networks, achieving traffic aggregation and multi-service isolation.

4. Remote Site/Outdoor Access: With a wide temperature range design, it adapts to street-side cabinets and outdoor data centers, used for base station backhaul, rural broadband, and remote node access for energy/transportation private networks, reducing deployment costs.

5. Small Data Center Exit: A small IDC/edge data center exit, providing NAT, traffic control, security protection, and VPN interconnection to ensure the quality of service for external businesses.