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Establish identity and scope
Identify factory Endlets, data centers, cloud VPCs or VNets, partner locations; validate participating Endlets before admission.
Manufacturing
Multi-plant connectivity · Architecture
Map the service path for multi-plant connectivity.
Connect factories, data centers, cloud environments, and approved partner locations through policy-controlled vWAN topologies.
Primary capability
Fabric Connectivity
How it works
Trace the protected service path from admission to evidence.
Establish consistent, protected connectivity across plants and shared services without requiring one carrier or cloud architecture.
02
Build the protected service path
site Route Endlets → identity-bound fabric admission → policy-controlled hub-and-spoke or mesh vWAN → shared services
03
Capture decision evidence
Review Endlet admission, vWAN routes, service reachability, segmentation, path health with the responsible teams.
Architecture flow
Trace the protected service path and its control points.
site Route Endlets
identity-bound fabric admission
policy-controlled hub-and-spoke or mesh vWAN
shared services
Inputs
factory Endlets, data centers, cloud VPCs or VNets, partner locations, identity services, multiple carriers
Path
site Route Endlets → identity-bound fabric admission → policy-controlled hub-and-spoke or mesh vWAN → shared services
Evidence
Endlet admission, vWAN routes, service reachability, segmentation, path health, topology changes, and revocation
Quick answers
Multi-plant connectivity FAQs
Which technical path should the team review?+
site Route Endlets → identity-bound fabric admission → policy-controlled hub-and-spoke or mesh vWAN → shared services
Which evidence should reviewers collect?+
Endlet admission, vWAN routes, service reachability, segmentation, path health, topology changes, and revocation
Who should review the architecture?+
enterprise network architecture, plant network teams, cloud networking, OT security
Continue the evaluation path
Evaluate multi-plant connectivity with a representative scope.
Determine whether required plant-to-service and plant-to-plant relationships can be established with controlled segmentation and path resilience.
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