Managed SD-WAN Solutions
What is SD-WAN and how does it work?
SD-WAN stands for Software-Defined Wide Area Networking, which is a type of networking technology that allows organisations to connect their geographically-dispersed locations over a Wide Area Network (WAN) in a more efficient and cost-effective way than traditional WANs.
In traditional WANs, a network engineer would have to manually configure each device at every location, which can be time-consuming and costly. With SD-WAN, the network is controlled by software, allowing for centralised management and configuration of the network.
SD-WAN utilises various technologies such as virtualisation, software-defined networking (SDN), and cloud-based management to enable businesses to create a more agile and responsive network. It can also optimise the use of available bandwidth by automatically selecting the best path for traffic based on policies and network conditions.
Overall, SD-WAN provides organisations with greater visibility and control over their WAN infrastructure, improved network performance, and reduced costs compared to traditional WANs.
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Our case studies and success stories
Network Audit
Hillary’s Blinds Network Audit
Hilarys wanted a general network audit with recommendations for improvements, and to include a full network diagram.
Network Fault find
Leasing Company HQ Network Fault find Audit
The customer was having issues during a migration from a Cisco switched infrastructure to a new Dell setup. One of…
Network Fault Find & Audit
Winchmore School Network Fault Finding Audit
Winchmore school contacted Performance Networks complaining of serious network issues.
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What Performance Networks can do for you
As your UK based managed SD-WAN solutions provider, Performance Networks can get your business or large property setup on a safer, cheaper and more robust network, no matter how many sites you have.