Virtual Branch Networking (VBN) 2.0 and the Emergence of Cloud-Based Branch Offices
Provided by Aruba Networks
Category Cloud Computing Platforms
Type White Paper
Length 18
Publish Date April 02 2010
Date posted May 19 2010
Overview
VBN 2.0 from Aruba Networks® delivers the corporate network to small offices with up to 60% capital and 75% operational cost savings compared to traditional branch routers. By migrating network and security services to the cloud, VBN 2.0 replaces costly branch routers with a simple, compact and affordable centrally-managed device called a Remote Access Point (RAP).
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