Network Managment
Network management refers to the process of monitoring, controlling, and optimizing the performance and security of a network to ensure reliable connectivity and efficient data flow. It involves managing multiple connections, such as satellite, cellular, and wired networks, and automatically switching between them to maintain uptime. Network management also includes tasks like bandwidth allocation, traffic prioritization, and creating separate virtual networks (VLANs) for different users or devices. Additionally, it covers security measures such as firewalls and access controls, as well as tools for tracking data usage, setting alerts, and enabling remote configuration through apps or cloud platforms. The goal is to provide seamless connectivity, protect against threats, and simplify administration for complex network environments.
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KVH ® CommBox®
The CommBox is a compact, below-deck communications gateway that centrally manages and optimizes all onboard network connections. It seamlessly integrates WAN sources such as satellite (Starlink, VSAT, OneWeb), cellular (5G/LTE), Ethernet, and Wi‑Fi, allowing you to bond multiple links, intelligently route traffic, and implement automatic failover to ensure continuous connectivity. Through a cloud-based dashboard or mobile app, you can monitor real-time data usage, apply policies based on applications or users, set alerts and quotas, and enforce traffic security using deep-packet inspection, VPNs, and firewall controls. The device also supports VLAN segmentation, captive portals, high-gain marina bridging, and mesh networking, delivering granular control and reliable performance across complex marine or remote-site environments.
