Connect your on-premise infrastructure with UzCloud cloud resources in a single protected network. Dedicated low-latency links, TAS-IX peering, and hardware-level traffic isolation.
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Seamlessly integrate your own servers with UzCloud capacity to scale resources without changing application architecture.
Use L2 connectivity to migrate critical services to the cloud while preserving current network topology.
Set up dedicated channels for working with corporate databases and ERP systems without going through the public internet.
Synchronize data between your site and UzCloud's backup data center over high-speed private channels.
Seamlessly integrate your own servers with UzCloud capacity to scale resources without changing application architecture.
L2 connectivity for migrating critical services to the cloud while preserving current network topology and IP addressing.
Synchronize data between your site and UzCloud's backup data center over high-speed private channels.
Using the national operator's backbone channels guarantees the shortest traffic path with no intermediaries.
Complete data isolation from the public internet and protection against Man-in-the-Middle attacks at the network protocol level.
Quickly adjust channel speed based on data volumes and current business requirements.
Prioritization of mission-critical traffic (voice, video, transactions) within the secure channel. MPLS and BGP routing.
Build fault-tolerant connectivity schemes via independent physical routes for maximum reliability.
Data exchange within the TAS-IX network significantly reduces external internet traffic costs when working with the cloud.
| Connection Type | Description | Use Case |
|---|---|---|
| L2 Connectivity (Ethernet) | Transparent linking of remote sites at the data link layer | Hybrid cloud, IP-preserving migration |
| L3 Connectivity (IP VPN) | Traffic routing between subnets via BGP or static routes | Secure remote access, DR |
| Channel Redundancy | Fault-tolerant schemes via independent physical routes | Critical infrastructure |
| QoS | Prioritization of voice, video, and transactions within the channel | Financial systems, VoIP |
Transparent linking of remote sites at the data link layer to operate within a single broadcast domain.
Traffic routing between different subnets using BGP protocols or static routing.
Build fault-tolerant connectivity schemes via independent physical routes.
Prioritization of mission-critical traffic (voice, video, transactions) within the secure channel.
L2 connectivity allows you to merge your servers and the cloud into a single local network where they can see each other by MAC addresses. This is ideal for migrating legacy systems. L3 connectivity operates at the IP packet routing level and is better suited for connecting geographically distributed offices with different subnets.
Setting up the link may require encapsulation protocol support (e.g., VXLAN or MPLS) on your edge equipment. UzCloud engineers will consult your team and help select the optimal settings for compatibility with our network.
Traffic inside L2/L3 links is physically or logically isolated from public networks. This means your data does not pass through public communication nodes, eliminating the possibility of interception or analysis by third parties.
We provide links with bandwidth ranging from 100 Mbps to 10 Gbps and above, depending on the technical capabilities at your site. Speed within the TAS-IX network is limited only by the selected plan and your equipment capacity.
Get a free consultation with a solutions architect. We'll help plan your migration and optimize costs.