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virtual routing

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virtual routing

A method for supporting different types of networks or multiple logical networks within the same network. Every router in the network is capable of supporting several protocol stacks or several routing tables rather than requiring a router for each one. It enables virtual subnets within the network, each independent of the other. Virtual subnets combine the logical subdivision provided by layer 2 virtual LANs (VLANs) with the filtering and firewall benefits of layer 3 routing. In addition, virtual routing often allows the entire network to be viewed from a single management console.



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Virtual routing, in concept, changes everything we have come to understand and expect about networking, from the business models to the technologies behind them.
The solution extends far beyond traditional email sharing of PDF's to deliver online tracking, versioning, archiving and virtual routing tools that facilitate efficiency and productivity in the creative approval process.
Netrake's "Secure Edge Architecture" also provides airtight network defense through measures such as Denial of Service (DoS) attack prevention, stateful firewalls, intrusion detection services, IMSI filtering, blacklisting, impersonation detection, spoof prevention, dynamic virtual routing, and Network Address Translation (NAT).
 
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