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How the technology works
FATPipe Symphony provides centralised control of branch offices' web traffic. Symphony allows companies with hub-and-spoke WAN infrastructures to free up private bandwidth usage while maintaining centralised control of web traffic utilising local lines at remote locations.

Figure 1

Step 1: End user in branch office opens a browser to go to a website.
Step 2: The request is sent over the private lines to the Internet Access Control Server (IACS)
  at Headquarters
Step 3: Symphony receives the reply from IACS and allows site access to the user. If access is
  denied then "access denied message" is sent to the user instead of the web page in
  Step 6
Step 4: The website page request is sent to the web server through the local Internet line.
Step 5: The web page is received by Symphony and forwarded on to the end user.
Step 6: The end user views the Web Page.


Figure 2

FATPipe Symphony allows for the private line to fail over to the public internet connection allowing interoffice communication to always be available and secure.

Secure, reliable, optimised and centralised WAN traffic control.
Explore the features and benefits...

Symphony - Control branch office Internet access while maintaining high levels of WAN redundancy and security. Warp - Redundancy, Reliability, Speed & Bidirectional Load Balancing. IPVPN - Highest level of security, fault tolerance and speed for private, managed or CPE VPNs. MPVPN - Highest level of security, fault tolerance and speed for mission critical VPNs. Kompressor - Increase WAN capacity up to 300%. QoS - Manage network congestion and set priority to achieve efficiency and precise control of IP traffic. Spam Police - Eliminate junk e-mail and protect your company from harmful viruses. Site Failover - Backup your FATPipe clustering product for complete contingency planning.