Frame Relay

Frame Relay is a data protocol. Specifically it's a network access protocol, which means that it takes additional protocols, like Internet Protocol (IP), IPX and just about every other protocol you can think of, and summarize them with Frame Relay headers and trailers for protocol and network uniformity. The Frame Relay protocol has been specifically designed to transport huge and variable amounts of data at "reasonably high speeds" very competently. Frame relay is an extremely efficient data transmission technique used to send digital information such as voice, data, local area network (LAN), and wide area network (WAN) traffic quickly and cost-efficiently to many destinations from one port. It is especially effective for the busty traffic typical of most LAN interconnection applications.
What Frame Relay offers?
	Allows bandwidth-on-demand constant bandwidth, significantly improving the performance of bandwidth intensive applications
	Improved reliability
	Lesser needs to purchase expensive equipment or supply administrative support for user IDs, passwords or security administration
	Improved performance and response times of applications by providing a common network transport that supports multi protocol networking
	Productive utilization in application software such as groupware, e-mail, document sharing, database and many other LAN applications
What Epsolon offers?
	Epsolon Networks Inc. facilitates accessibility anytime and anywhere with fast local-to-global connectivity
	Epsolon Networks Inc. provides advanced network architecture capabilities and performance
	Epsolon Networks Inc. delivers comprehensive service level management
	Epsolon Networks Inc. enables scalable network capabilities with reduced risks and flexibility in meeting evolving business needs