How Peplink SD-WAN Delivers Unbreakable Connectivity
Multiple WANs, SpeedFusion bonding, centralized security, and MPLS replacement, designed and deployed by Peplink-certified engineers.
REQUEST A NETWORK REVIEWCALL (352) 316-7701What Is SD-WAN?
Software-Defined Wide Area Networking (SD-WAN) simplifies branch office networks and delivers optimal application performance through centrally controlled and managed WAN virtualization.
Compared to a traditional WAN, SD-WAN reduces cost and allows a more agile network. It has its roots in Software-Defined Networking, which separates the network hardware and transport from the applications that use them.
Characteristics of Peplink SD-WAN
- Supports more than one WAN source, virtual or physical
- Uses all WAN sources simultaneously
- Defines in software how each source is used, such as web traffic over WAN 1 and voice over WAN 2
- Load balances incoming and outgoing traffic
- Bonds all WAN sources between SD-WAN appliances
Core SD-WAN Capabilities
SpeedFusion Bonding
Encrypt and split traffic across all WANs for sessions that never drop.
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One firewall, one point of entry and exit, deny-all at every remote site.
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Reliable Incoming and Outgoing Access
Multiple WANs protect against carrier failure and keep services running. Incoming VPN and SSL traffic is distributed across every WAN, increasing speed and reliability for external users, and L2TP VPN gives remote employees encrypted access on public networks.
Outbound, communications are distributed over all circuits. Peplink's built-in DNS proxy works with services like WebTitan to stop users from bypassing DNS-based security, and content blocking is included without a subscription. Because load-balanced sessions are split among all WANs, it is harder for attackers to listen to your traffic.
Reliability and Security at Lower Cost
Bonding encrypts every WAN with 256-bit AES and splits traffic across them, so only a small piece of each packet travels over any single link.
For remote sites, we set deny-all in and deny-all out as the default firewall rule, and route internet traffic through a next-gen firewall at your headquarters or in the cloud. The result is a single, easy-to-monitor point of entry and exit for your whole organization.
How it works
- Multiple WANs protect against failures and add inbound and outbound paths
- Bonding encrypts VPN traffic and distributes packets across all WANs
- Sessions persist across WANs for unbreakable communications
- Centralized security minimizes the attack surface at every site
Create unbreakable voice and video with SpeedFusion bonding.
Take Ownership of Your WAN
MPLS and point-to-point circuits tie your sites to a single carrier, at a steep markup. For the price of a slow MPLS circuit, most companies can get a much faster commodity internet connection.
Multiple internet connections give you carrier redundancy and control over costs, and centralized security leaves you with one next-gen appliance and one subscription.
Where the savings come from
- Replacing managed circuits with commonly available ones
- Building your own site-to-site WAN with SpeedFusion VPN
- Retiring MPLS, P2P, and IPsec hardware and service fees
- Eliminating expensive service contracts and management overhead
- Leveraging carrier competition for lower costs and faster speeds
Add SD-WAN to Any Network
Drop-In Mode is Peplink's transparent bridging mode. It lets you slot a Peplink router into an existing network without changing the configuration of your other devices.
The Peplink forwards traffic between the LAN and the Drop-In WAN without IP address translation, so your existing firewall keeps working with the same external IP addresses.
How to add SD-WAN to any network with Drop-In Mode.
Built to Scale From Branch to Vehicle
InControl 2
Cloud-based device management, monitoring, and reporting that simplifies provisioning and secures enterprise branch deployments.
FusionHub
A virtual SpeedFusion appliance for AWS, VMware, Citrix XenServer, Oracle VirtualBox, and Microsoft Hyper-V that connects your branches to the cloud.
Fixed, Mobile, and Temporary
Extend your WAN to vehicles, mobile command units, and temporary sites, all managed centrally and using multiple WAN links at once.
Peplink Product Families
See the ROI of Upgrading Your Network
Interested in SD-WAN, bonding, and centralized security? We will review your network and show you the return on upgrading, with engineering, proof of concept, pilot, and full global deployments.
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