Although the traditional LAN had served the company well, additional capacity was required because half the existing links were blocked by Spanning Tree Protocol (STP). The existing corporate network in Sunnyvale had grown organically over the years without a master plan, and it showed. New collaborative service offerings such as click-to-chat and click-to-video would also be enabled over this new network. The new network would consist of 100% Juniper networking and security solutions, support today's data, voice, and video traffic generated by thousands of users, and have the ability to scale to support anticipated growth.
This new campus required a new network that could perform well under heavy load and support mission-critical services used by Juniper employees within Sunnyvale and beyond. In 2011, Juniper Networks broke ground on a 635,000 square foot headquarters campus in Sunnyvale, California. A virtualized videoconference solution uses the IP network to centrally manage all AV equipment/CODECs.A highly collaborative user experience fosters continuous innovation.Ample capacity provides sufficient scalability and support for ever-increasing voice, video, and data traffic.Support a 200% increase in highly networked meeting rooms and collaboration spaces.Network for its corporate headquarters that is centrally configured, managed, and secured at the core Juniper Networks Deploys New Network Architecture at Sunnyvale Headquarters Campus File Info : application/pdf, 3 Pages, 490.96KB Document Document 3520507-en Case Study
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