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Home » KPN introduces International Ethernet VPN Service for Enterprises

KPN introduces International Ethernet VPN Service for Enterprises

December 13, 2006
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KPN launched its “EURRings International Ethernet VPN Service”, offering corporate customers the ability to connect multiple locations through VPNs based on end-to-end Ethernet connections. The EURRings International Ethernet VPN Service is currently available in the five core countries of the international KPN network – The Netherlands, Belgium, the UK, France and Germany – and offers extended coverage via Ethernet over SDH technology across KPN’s high capacity fibre-optic network in 22 European countries.

KPN said its International Ethernet VPN Service facilitates high-speed Ethernet connectivity between two or more locations, whether they are in the same country or spread across Europe. In addition, the new EURRings International Ethernet VPN Service allows organizations to conclude one contract for all their Ethernet services. Benefits include a single point of contact for a fully integrated national & international solution, one international service desk, one delivery platform and one invoice that can be provided in various currencies.

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