Multisite deployment describes a situation where you install several URA servers, and place them in different places, as opposed to a simple array where all the servers are in a single location. The big deal that makes multisite more significant is three-fold:
If you have users in different locations, you can set up entry points that are closer to them. This can reduce network latency and provide better performance.
If you have servers in different locations, you can set up entry points in these locations rather than in other sites. This reduces network latency as well and provides better performance.
In case some kind of disaster happens, thus hurting the operation of a single site and impacting the local network or the internet infrastructure in that location, having an alternate access point can provide immediate relief both to remote users and employees who may be unable to reach the office and can resume their work remotely.
However, if...