SD-WAN is a network technology that decouples management and control processes from underlying networking hardware. As a result, this technology improves application performance and lowers costs. It can also reduce capital expenditures.

Increased performance, security, and cost-effectiveness

SD-WAN is a network architecture that decouples control and management processes from the underlying networking hardware. It offers benefits such as security, quality of experience, and flexibility. It also acknowledges the public Internet as a virtual node in the enterprise WAN.

Traditionally, WANs rely on physical routers to connect remote users to applications hosted in data centers. Physical routers have two distinct planes: the control and data planes. Typically, network engineers and administrators write rules to control which data flows to and from which locations and do so manually for each router. With SD-WAN, these processes are separated into separate software applications, allowing network administrators to write new rules and policies quickly and … More >>>