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What is Auto-Redundancy in Telecom Network?

What is Auto-Redundancy in Telecom Network?

A telecommunication network involves the use of cables. Natural calamities and failure of functioning of equipments are some of the disasters that are suffered and need to be overcome.

Auto-redundancy is the method of automating restoration of service to damaged or destroyed telecommunication network elements. A restoration plan is executed automatically in order to recover data about the damaged network.

The brief outline of the method is as below:

To route non-involved telecommunications traffic around an affected area.
To give the affected area communications access to the rest of the world.
To recover communications service to a normal condition as quickly as possible through restoration and repair.

Now, some facts about Jaina Systems Network…

– a Global Telecom Service Provider since 2002, headquartered in New York, US.

First Office      :  Jaina Systems Network Inc. (2002, New york)

Second Office : Jaina Systems Network (INDIA) Pvt. Ltd. (2007, Kolkata)

Third Office     :  Jaina Systems Network (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. (2009)

Jaina’s SS7 network is built using highly redundant architecture. To ensure redundancy, these capacities have been taken on different cable networks. We have provisioned capacities both on Atlantic via France and Pacific via Singapore route connecting India.

With a strong infrastructural backbone, excellent connectivity and global presence, Jaina can be your gateway to all of the following countries:

India
Bangladesh
Pakistan
Brunei
Nepal
Macao
Sri Lanka
UAE
USA
Philippines
Egypt
Mexico
Oman
Qatar
Saudi Arabia
Yemen
Sudan
Malaysia
Afghanistan
Myanmar
Canada
Nigeria
UK
Australia

Jaina is handing the traffic to Indian LDOs. Furthermore, the company is the  in the Indian Subcontinent.

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