The backhaul segment of a hierarchical network is the portion that connects the core network, or backbone, to the subnetworks at the edge of the entire hierarchical network. In contracts pertaining to such networks, backhaul is the obligation to deliver packets to and from that global network. A backhaul may tie together multiple access networks. It is the critical link between the core network and the subnetworks at the edge. It ties together applications and services to the core, and ensures data delivery through performance, uptime, and quality of service. Wireless technology offers a flexible and scalable alternative to fiber or leased lines without associated annual costs.
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