CPE Egress Access Request Processing via Acceleration Network
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Solution Overview
Problem
Enterprises face high costs and operational complexity when accessing cloud services and SaaS services due to high latency and packet loss across different networks, limiting scalability and flexibility, and existing solutions do not adequately address these issues.
Innovation Solution
Implementing Customer Premise Equipment (CPE) that imports egress access requests and forwards them to an acceleration network, using a preset rule to filter and encrypt requests, and receiving response data for improved access performance.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If enterprises purchase dedicated lines from operators to access cloud services, then access smoothness is improved, but deployment time increases and cost increases
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces an acceleration network as an intermediary between enterprises and cloud service providers. This acceleration network acts as a mediator that optimizes the access path, allowing enterprises to achieve smooth access without requiring dedicated physical lines from operators, thus reducing both deployment time and cost while maintaining access quality
Solution Approach 2:
The patent extracts the access optimization function from the traditional operator network infrastructure and places it into a dedicated acceleration network. This separation allows enterprises to access cloud services through an optimized path that doesn't depend on operator-deployed dedicated lines, thereby reducing deployment time and cost
2Adaptability or versatility
If enterprises purchase multiple egress lines from several operators including international routing lines, then access coverage is improved, but cost increases and link quality to SaaS provider servers cannot be guaranteed
Solution Approach 1:
The acceleration network provides a universal access solution that works across multiple operators and international routes. Instead of requiring enterprises to purchase multiple dedicated lines from different operators, the acceleration network offers a single multi-functional access path that can reach various SaaS provider servers globally, ensuring both coverage and quality
Solution Approach 2:
The acceleration network serves as an intermediary that guarantees link quality to SaaS provider servers. While operator lines can only guarantee quality up to the enterprise egress point, the acceleration network extends quality assurance all the way to the destination servers, acting as a mediating infrastructure that controls the entire access path
3Adaptability or versatility
If enterprises purchase Software-as-a-Services from overseas providers, then access to advanced technologies is improved, but access speed deteriorates due to distributed overseas servers
Solution Approach 1:
The acceleration network acts as an intermediary between enterprises and overseas SaaS providers, establishing optimized transmission paths that bypass the slow public internet routes. This mediator infrastructure provides direct, high-speed access to overseas servers, maintaining the ability to access advanced technologies while dramatically improving access speed
Data Source
AI summary
An egress access request processing method includes Customer Premise Equipment (CPE) in an enterprise Intranet of an enterprise receiving an egress access request of the enterprise, forwarding the egress access request to an acceleration network or sending the egress access request to the acceleration network in response to the egress access request complying with a preset rule, receiving, from the acceleration network, response data obtained by performing back-to-origin processing on the egress access request, and sending the response data to a sender of the egress access request.