Backhaul Network

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• A backhaul network is planned according to a number of factors including the required transfer rate, known as bandwidth, and the time it takes for data to go from one point to another, known as latency. Interference, reliability, scalability and speed are traffic needs that have a great impact on end users.
• Have you ever wondered how information travels on the internet or how data traffic flows from one point to another? Have you thought about what exactly is needed in between these points to allow them to interface with each other? The public internet, or any other data network, performs a very basic (though not so simple) task: transferring data from one end  for example your phone to the other webpage and back. 
• This task is performed by several network segments: Access – Core – backhaul. Backhaul, therefore, is the connection between an access node and the core network.