Out-of-Band Management
Out-of-band management over satellite gives operations teams a path to remote-site equipment when the in-band terrestrial circuit is down — fitting operating models whose recovery posture demands the ability to reach, diagnose and reconfigure remote routers, controllers and edge gear without truck rolls during a primary-path outage.
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