Multapplied Networks will be providing a 5-part blog series on SD-WAN and how businesses who need to manage data and communications through Wide-Area Networks (WAN) can achieve significant benefits by introducing SD-WAN technology. We welcome your comments and hope you will share them with us in the comment section below. What is a Software-Defined WAN…
Software defined wide-area networking (SD-WAN) is changing the way we network. While a wired network may be sufficient from a management and cost point of view, but it’s subject to disruption and outages. A truly resilient design includes diversity of access technologies. Introducing wireless technologies such as LTE and 4G to provide business continuity is a great alternative. Wireless works as a fail-over to ensure that your critical applications are always available.
Multapplied SD-WAN Release 6.3 improves data presentation of the usage, performance and availability of your customer’s SD-WAN. It allows you to demonstrate benefits and value more easily. Additional enhancements to the platform improve options for Private WAN deployments. Interface improvements target efficiency in your operations team. R6.3 delivers a range of utilities that refine the…
Dual or Multi-ISP WANs are what our technology was initially built for. Using our technology, any customer can take two or more Internet circuits and create a more reliable single data path over them – giving the customer the Stacked Bandwidth and Combined Availability of all the circuits within the bond. The combined availability is shown by…
For some partners, selling Bonded Internet has become the basis for their company’s growth – and it’s no wonder. Bonded Internet allows you to upsell existing customers who are having network pain – usually related to increasing bandwidth, improving reliability, and securing voice quality. Bonded Internet is a high-value solution for solving customer problems. Here…
Using multiple access providers, a centralized firewall, End-to-End Quality of Experience and link-level bonding, this School Board was able to create a highly redundant, feature-rich WAN to replace its MPLS network. Cost-containment was the driving factor in this School Board’s decision to choose Bonded Internet™ over MPLS. Using Bonded Internet™, the school was able to…