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La Poste, the French postal service, recently added new sites and services to their existing and extensive business. As their network equipment and systems were showing signs of age, La Poste decided to upgrade their network solution in order to continue providing a reliable and secure service to their many customers internationally. La Poste deployed Allied Telesis and incorporated chassis-based SwitchBlade 4000 series switches in its core. A multi-layer modular switch, the SwitchBlade 4000 provides high reliability and flexible scalability, as well as the power and control redundancy crucial to achieving the reliability La Poste required.
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