-Cost-effectiveness- You can save money by replacing or augmenting high-cost MPLS networks with secure, low-cost broadband Internet connections.
– Risk Insights – With multiple access technologies, XNUMX network issues are less likely to disconnect to more than XNUMX locations.
– Scalable rollouts – XNUMX Issuing universal commands to one or any number of boxes allows for large-scale or smaller, gradual deployments as needed.
– Use Intelligent Access – Intelligently combining main and backup lines through active / active setup increases overall bandwidth.
-Ease of use- Introducing centralized management enables instantly simplified configurations across the WAN with detailed reporting and real-time visibility.
– Reliable security – Securing your entire public and private networks with end-to-end encryption and endpoint authentication with scalable key exchange capabilities.
It's no wonder that many organizations are enthusiastic about adopting SD-WAN because of the so many benefits. But let's take a look at some specific use cases where SD-WAN is best suited to serve.
Many organizations want to maximize the efficiency and effectiveness of their applications by using cloud features such as infrastructure as a service and software as a service. Traditional hub-and-spoke WAN architectures are designed to be on-premises in the data center and are inadequate to support cloud services. Since the SD-WAN architecture was created with the cloud environment in mind, it supports more than just the cloud features described here.
With the increasing use of performance-focused applications, many organizations are looking for ways to improve WAN bandwidth capabilities. This is achieved through SD-WAN through intelligent traffic steering that automatically monitors, measures, and optimizes traffic routes to avoid congestion.
As IoT becomes more and more prominent in the industry, organizations can no longer ignore this trend. One of the main requirements for connecting multiple devices is XNUMX, which is security suitable for reliable virtual networks. This happens to be XNUMX, one of SD-WAN's biggest and most powerful suits.
