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IHVs Providing WAN and LAN Cards
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| bet | 9/35 | | Sana | 21.03.2017 | | Hajmi | 200.5 Kb. | | #1026 |
Network interface card (NIC) vendors can benefit from Routing and Remote Access Service by participating in the rapidly growing routing and internetworking market. Single-port LAN or WAN cards that support Windows NT Server can be used to support routing and internetworking. In addition, multi-port LAN and WAN cards can also be used with the service.
Internet service providers (ISPs) can either sell or lease to their customers complete turn-key packages for remote client or branch office networking. Various estimates indicate that about 25% of all routers are sold to customers by ISPs in conjunction with the deployment of Internet access. ISPs can also offer out-sourced service functions such as using the Internet as a Virtual Private Network (VPN). Internet VPNs offer some compelling pricing and flexibility advantages over traditional long distance or leased line arrangements. In addition, Internet VPNs represent another way for an ISP to add value and differentiate its offerings.
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