| Huawei-3Com will help China Construction Bank expand e-Banking services with a new centralized network. The network will provide a safe, reliable and fast system to link the bank's six major development centers in Beijing, Shanghai, Xiamen, Wuhan, Guangzhou and Chengdu and new development centers in Hamen, Wuhan, Guangzhou and Chengdu.
Each center will use the network for all-in-one solutions including application development, platform development, technology R&D, basic construction, technological support and training. The new network will also alleviate pressure faced by the headquarters in network application and provision of remote access. In addition, the new network will provide opportunities for the IT professionals employed at the bank to enhance their practical network knowledge.
To meet the specific needs of the China Construction Bank, the Huaewei-3Com solution complies with the banking and finance sectors' strict requirements on reliability, security and expansibility. Huawei-3Com will provide the Quidway® NetEngine (NE) 08E high-end routers and Quidway® AR46 intelligent service centre routers for the access network of Beijing development centre, as well as provide E1 lines for five other development centers. The network of each development centre is fully customized according to individual scale and business functions.
The network platform designed by Huawei-3Com offers advanced distributive convergent structure, flexible set-up, powerful private lines access, VPN services capability, superior QoS and security, feature-rich services as well as full support of IPv6 to cater future network services and expansion needs. The specific requirements demanded by e-banking are met with Triple Play over IP, multi-services, high reliability and high security. NE08E & AR46 backbone router products provide integrated security support that penetrates every module, protocol and service flow, therefore providing total security solution and proactively protecting the whole network. Information security is ensured for the banking services that are connected to the public network.
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