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The primary benefits
derived from implementing
VPN over traditional leased line networks
Cost Saving
VPN eliminate the needs for expensive long-distance
leased lines. What a corporate require was only a relatively short dedicated
connection to the service provider. The connection can be either a local
broadband connection such as DSL
service or a local leased line. Both of the stated connection are much cheaper
than a long-distance leased lines.
Service providers can in theory charge much less for
their support than it costs a company internally because the public provider's
cost is shared amongst potentially thousands of customers.
Elements of cost reduction also include transport media, bandwidth,
backbone equipment, and operations. According to industry research,
site-to-site connectivity costs are typically reduced by average 30% over domestic leased line networks. Cost reduction for
client to site dial access is even greater, in the 60%-80%
range.
Instead of owning and operating a private network
infrastructure, company may outsource some or all of their wide area networking
functions to a service provider. By doing so, the cost of management and upkeep
of the network setup can be reduced substantially. Not only that, it also
enables company to focus on core business objectives, instead of managing a WAN
or dial access network.
Scalability
The cost of using traditional leased lines may be reasonable at the
beginning stage, but as the the organization grows the number of leased lines
required increases exponentially as more branches must be added to the network.
With VPN, company can just tap into the geographically-distributed access
already available, which is limited in the case of a traditional leased lines.
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