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IP-VPN for connected branches
Connect business locations with managed routing and clear access policies.
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How it works
IP-VPN connects local networks through IP routing, giving staff agreed access to business applications and servers. Provider L3VPN designs may use separate routing tables and BGP/MPLS mechanisms. This explains the technology generally; the actual KEYCom architecture is agreed for the project.
- Almaty office
- Provider network
- Astana office
- Company resources
Where it helps
Common uses include head-office and branch connectivity, ERP access and warehouse-to-office data exchange. Define allowed networks and services for each direction. Start with business workflows: who needs which application, from where and with what traffic demand.
What to consider
Route separation and encryption are different properties. An MPLS IP-VPN must not automatically be described as encrypted. Where confidentiality is required, agree IPsec or application-level protection separately. Review overlapping branch addresses, internet breakout, filtering and failover; a second circuit alone does not establish automatic switching.
Getting started
Provide site addresses, subnets, applications and required traffic directions. After feasibility checks, agree topology, bandwidth, equipment and responsibilities. Acceptance tests cover routing and allowed resources, plus failover if included. Quality and service commitments belong in the agreement.
Questions and answers
Is this a consumer VPN?
This is business site connectivity, not a consumer service for changing apparent country or public IP.
Can it connect multiple cities?
Each location is evaluated by address. Availability and the design of every access segment are checked before an offer.
Official references
Technical references checked on 20 October 2026. The actual service scope is confirmed in the KEYCom offer.
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IP-VPN for connected branches