Solutions for the networks you actually operate.

Enterprise branch networking

Branch ↔ HQ · branch ↔ data centre · branch ↔ branch.

Branches need continuous access to business applications, ERP, payments, communications and HQ services. Lira connects sites through a common encrypted overlay so a single transport failure does not isolate the branch.

• Multiple WAN paths per site
• Central corporate connectivity preserved
• Central visibility of branch and WAN health

WAN failover — primary + secondary

Keep a preferred primary WAN (fibre, MPLS or broadband) and a secondary path ready. Where supported by the deployment, connectivity moves to the secondary when the primary is unavailable or degraded — and recovers when it returns — without rebuilding the corporate network each time.

• Primary WAN + secondary WAN design
• Reduced manual intervention on failure
• Existing backup links become operational assets

Cellular backup — 4G/5G as a resilient second path

For sites where fibre is unavailable or fixed-line service is unreliable, cellular is often the most practical backup. Lira carries encrypted corporate traffic over 4G/5G where fixed paths fail or do not exist — particularly relevant for distributed and rural operations.

• Practical second WAN without new trenching
• Suited to areas with mixed telecom infrastructure
• Encrypted use of public cellular networks

Distributed SME networks

Multiple offices with central corporate services — but no appetite for redesigning the entire network. Lira adds a resilient overlay over current transports, giving growing businesses enterprise-style continuity with manageable operational complexity.

• Works alongside existing infrastructure
• Central management and monitoring
• Lower dependence on any single carrier

Mobile workforce — Windows Road Warrior

Secure corporate connectivity beyond the branch. Authorised users on Windows devices connect over home, office, hotel or mobile-broadband Internet. For travelling staff, remote workers, field engineers and managers moving between locations.

• Windows client for authorised users
• Works over available Internet access
• Same encrypted overlay as branch sites

Hybrid WAN

Organisations combining MPLS, Internet, fibre, 4G and 5G into one resilient corporate connectivity architecture — using each transport where it makes sense instead of depending on a single technology or provider.

• Mix private circuits and public transports
• Carrier and technology independence
• Foundation for security-layer integration