Hub‑and‑spoke
Connect many branches back to a central hub (HQ or data center) for centralized resources and breakout.
Data Networking
Connect multiple branches and data centers over a shared Ethernet core, with virtual circuits that behave like private point‑to‑point links.
EVPL is ideal when you have multiple locations with different bandwidth needs, and you want to manage your own IP layer on top.
EVPL uses a shared Ethernet backbone to create multiple virtual circuits (EVCs) between customer sites. Each circuit behaves like a dedicated path at Layer‑2, without needing a separate physical link for every pair.
This lets you extend your chosen routing, security, and segmentation strategy across locations while using provider infrastructure efficiently.
Connect many branches back to a central hub (HQ or data center) for centralized resources and breakout.
Allow key branches to reach each other directly while others still use the hub.
Evolve from legacy WAN or MPLS designs to EVPL in phases without a hard cutover.
EVPL is often part of a larger design that also includes dedicated internet, private lines, and optical transport.
Connect stores and hotels back to core systems for POS, loyalty, and operations.
Link clinics, hospitals, and imaging centers across a single private Ethernet fabric.
Tie together plants, warehouses, and HQ with predictable bandwidth for OT and IT traffic.
Private Line connects two locations with a single circuit. EVPL uses a shared core to create multiple virtual circuits, which is more efficient when you have many sites.
Yes. Because it operates at Layer‑2, you can extend VLANs and QoS markings across the EVPL service and manage your own routing.
Ready to modernize your WAN?
Talk through your current sites, topologies, and growth plans. We’ll help you compare EVPL with Private Line, Wave, and SD‑WAN‑based options.
You can also explore Ethernet Private Line or Dedicated Internet for other design options.