BT Grows North American VPN Footprint
The new points of presence (PoPs) include Chicago, Dallas, San Francisco, Toronto and Newark, NJ.
According to vendor officials, the new offering, which is certified for Metro Ethernet Forum's MEF 9 and 14 standards, targets clients wishing to design and manage the IP layer of their networks.
The new nodes also offer three resiliency options: Standard, which allows users a single physical connection from the BT PoP; Diverse, which offers two access points to the BT PoP; and Diverse+, which
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