Simplify. Orchestrate. Liberate.
What does ActivePort software actually do?
In a nutshell, it’s software that orchestrates multi-vendor networks. Example – you have Juniper core, Nokia switches, use AWS Cloud and have multiple business systems, ActivePort can orchestrate the entire network to give you greater visibility, better control and more importantly…a happier CFO.
Greater Visibility.
Less Churn.
Improve customer satisfaction and retention with real-time visibility of devices, circuits, and cloud on a single pane of glass. With ActivePort software you can diagnose the source of a problem whether it’s on the local network, the carrier access, or cloud connect, all without a site visit. Take control of the network devices at the edge with end-to-end management to improve visibility and flow.
Rebrand as your own
ActivePort software is white labelled and can be rebranded as your own. Get the competitive edge by expanding your services and offer more advanced solutions to your customers. Capitalise on your investment by re-branding for your wholesale customers and reap the benefits of agile, optimised, and flexible virtualised network operations.
Console Connect by
PCCW Global collaboration
ActivePort is collaborating with Console Connect by PCCW Global to extend the availability of our SD-WAN 2.0 solution to more businesses worldwide using the power of Software Defined Interconnection®. Through Console Connect’s NNI solution, ActivePort has real-time access to an on-demand global network, enabling more of our enterprise and carrier customers to connect, configure and activate their edge connectivity. Read More
SD-WAN & Orchestration
ActivePort’s SD-WAN is combined with our powerful Orchestration platform. Your choice of hardware and firewall.
NFV MANO technology
To maximise upcoming 5G opportunities and create more flexible networks, carriers must leverage enterprise service orchestration.
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