Many applications today use a dial-up modem for remote access. The Traversix Virtual Connectivity Network is a less expensive, more secure substitute for modems. Converting applications to use the Traversix Virtual Connectivity Network saves the telephone line's monthly cost and long distance charges, which for international deployments can be substantial. The instantly-available connection saves time that would otherwise be spent waiting for modems to dial and connect.  In addition, manageability is enhanced and simplified by centralizing access control. 

To convert your operations from modems to the Traversix Virtual Connectivity Network, simply replace the modem attached to your remote equipment with a Traversix Connectivity Server, and install the Connectivity Client on the PCs in your operations center.  Continue to use the same remote-access applications that you're already using, simply by directing them to the Connectivity Client's virtual serial port.  The Connectivity Client will connect to the serial port of the Connectivity Server that you select, allowing your application to connect to the equipment as before.