Beeline KZ is a leading CSP in Kazakhstan, providing wireline and wireless services to subscribers across the country. Due to the shortage of IPv4 addresses, Beeline KZ decided to deploy the
NFWare Virtual Carrier-Grade NAT for its cost-effectiveness and flexibility. The solution works on top of standard x86 servers and processes 200 Gbps on each one.
For a large operator such as Beeline, it becomes imperative that an installation that aims to process terabits of traffic at one site would be effective in terms of hardware utilization. That's why NFWare offered a highly scalable solution requiring fewer servers to process a vast amount of traffic: standard x86 servers function in an Active-Active mode and work as a unified entity. Adding and removing servers in runtime allows the service provider flexibly manage needed capacity per each site.