ConX-SFP keeps forward-deployed networks serviceable even when inbound connectivity is blocked, intermittent, or unknown.

Mission profiles

• Tactical or emergency sites riding over carrier-grade NAT or rotating SAT backhaul
• Mobile platforms (vehicles, ships, UAV ground stations) that refresh IP context regularly
• Classified or coalition environments where inbound management paths are disallowed

Field workflow

• Outbound-only control: ConX-SFP initiates the TLS session to the ConX Portal, so no inbound firewall rules or static IPs are required.
• Compact install: Slide the ConX-SFP into a ruggedized router or switch, then land the serial pigtail on the mission device.
• Instant reach-back: When connectivity is available, the NOC launches a hardened browser console to push configs or recover devices.

Deployment patterns we see

• Temporary FOBs / pop-up networks: Keep ConX-SFPs in the kit; insert when remote expertise is needed.
• Mobile command centres: Standardize console access across mixed vendor gear without maintaining separate VPN stacks.
• Air-gapped missions: Host the ConX Portal on-premises or within a coalition enclave to keep traffic self-contained.

Note: ConX-SFP supports FIPS-ready cipher suites and offline activation workflows—ask us about mission assurance requirements.