Software Defined Local Area Network (SD-LAN)

A fiber deep and SD-LAN network can be set up as a point to point network or a point to multipoint network depending on your requirements.  Here are two simple diagrams illustrating the equipment layout in the MDF, IDF and the edge of the network

Corning Everon SD-LAN combined with remote powering and a fiber network provide what we at Corning call a Power and Fiber Deep Architecture. This SD-LAN architecture provides future technology readiness, long distance reach and high bandwidth capacity and is ideal for converged networks. SD-LAN provides neutral transport which protects technology investments and easily scales to accommodate new technologies and applications. SD-LAN also gives you centralized network control that simplifies network configuration and management.

Our new software-defined local area network (SD-LAN) portfolio, enabled by Corning® Everon Network Solutions, provides a truly adaptable, scalable, and intelligent software-defined technology that decouples hardware and software layers, centralizing network management with flexible topology options to reduce upgrade costs.

The platform is technology-neutral, supporting active Ethernet deep into the network and passive optical LAN over a software-defined network architecture. Since the software does all the heavy lifting, it’s easy for administrators to manage traffic and customized upgrades to the network, quickly and efficiently from one centralized location. This intelligent solution reduces switches, which can help speed up network performance, and minimizes overall network complexity. A smarter network equals improved productivity, reduced costs, and a happier network administrator.

Whatever your network needs, our new Everon Software-Defined solution provides a state-of-the-art, reliable connection today, while future-ready to meet the needs of tomorrow’s applications.