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remote node

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remote node

A terminal or computer located apart from the main network. It may refer to a branch office or a traveling user with a laptop. Access to the company LAN is typically made via an Internet or dial-up connection. See remote control software.

Dialing In
This example of a remote node shows a dial-up connection to the company's inhouse network.



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This method is called Remote Node access, because it effectively makes your home computer an extension, or node, of your office network.
Point-to-multipoint links are set up by simple configuration using an included, intuitive configuration utility, and a repeater function allows a remote node to relay data through another remote node when the direct path is blocked.
With the acquisition of Optical Solutions, Calix now has approximately 340 North American customers that have deployed more than 8,000 central office, remote terminal, and remote node systems supporting in excess of two million active subscriber interfaces.
 
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