Conclusion

Campus networks have unique design criteria that provide greater flexibility to support a wide range of client devices and applications. Wired access, wireless, and PoE devices coexist at the network edge. Mission-critical client applications require high bandwidth, high availability, and security. A tiered campus network architecture with fan-out to client devices at the access layer, consolidation of access layer traffic through the aggregation layer, and centralized routing through the network core provides a scalable model for growing the campus network over time and accommodating higher traffic volumes and multiple protocols, as required. The full suite of Ruckus intelligent campus network IP infrastructure solutions and comprehensive network management tools enable customers to build and expand robust, cost-effective, and business-optimized campus networks that meet both current and future corporate requirements.