Overview

Frequent architectural changes, low O&M efficiency, and rising construction costs pose significant challenges for multi-branch networks. Ruijie’s One Device for One Network (ODON) solution, combined with hierarchical AC technologies, enables centralized and reliable network management, streamlining operations and significantly reducing OPEX.

Challenges

Distributed Branch Network Challenges

Numerous branch and store nodes are dispersed across various locations, complicating network management and deployment.

Overloaded Cable Trays and High Costs

Excessively loaded cable trays increase construction complexity and cabling expenses, making network deployment inefficient.

Numerous Information Points and Limited Scalability

The presence of numerous information points complicates network expansion, making it challenging to scale efficiently.

Complex Architecture and Vendor Challenges

Traditional network architectures are intricate, making the O&M of multi-vendor devices cumbersome and inefficient.

Benefits

Streamlined Deployment

A simplified one-tier architecture enables a single device to serve the entire campus, ensuring easy and efficient deployment.

Cost Optimization

Minimized deployment points and simplified cabling significantly reduce construction expenses, enhancing cost efficiency.

Simplified Planning

Features like automatic loop prevention on remote modules, post-deployment planning, and zero-touch provisioning and replacement streamline the network setup process, making it effortless and efficient.

Enhanced Efficiency

Centralized policy delivery simplifies unified management and streamlines operations and maintenance, significantly improving overall efficiency.

Solution

Ruijie’s Enterprise Multi-Branch Network Solution caters to enterprises with distributed branches. It centralizes management at the headquarters with a core device that integrates switching, wireless, routing, and essential security features. This streamlined architecture minimizes construction costs, simplifies management, and supports efficient operations while fostering sustainable business growth.

Traditional Multi-Tier Architecture

Complex Architecture: Multi-tier structures and diverse device types create operational challenges.
Complicated Planning: Managing loop prevention and routing configurations adds complexity.
Intricate Policies: Scattered policies across various devices complicate enforcement and consistency.

One Device One Network for Branches
Large One-Tier Architecture

Simplified Architecture: A robust one-tier design allows a single device to manage the entire campus network efficiently.
Effortless Planning: Features like automatic loop prevention on remote modules, deployment-first planning, and zero-touch provisioning streamline network setup and maintenance.
Unified Policy Management: Centralized policy delivery ensures consistent enforcement and simplifies overall network management.

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