Wrong. It’s possible to have any number of IP subnets routed to a connection, no matter how many component links. Multiple private and public networks can be created and can all sit side by side.
Incorrect. Our Intelligent Network Fabric (INF) allows companies to stretch VLANs across a layer 2 SD-WAN or terminate multiple VLANs as sub-interfaces on EVX appliances.
Wrong! With different multi-link packet distribution algorithms to choose from, the INF allows full aggregation of bandwidth from different sized links and in any combination.
That's how legacy SD-WAN providers operate, in a slightly more feature rich version of an old technology known as Policy Based Routing.
There is a better way, using the Evolving Networks zero-touch, bidirectional QoS engine. Any data stream can have full access to all bandwidth rather than be throttled because it's low priority.
High priority packets such as for time sensitive apps like VoIP, video and remote desktop get the golden ticket, pushing other traffic out of the way and allowing users the best possible experience for all their apps and services.
It is for a lot of mainstream big name SD-WAN vendors. But not for us. Live user testing and demos consistently shows that link failure is unnoticeable on a video call.
Wrong. 4G can be used in any part of a connection, although reliability and bandwidth depend on location and mobile network. Combine more than one from multiple carriers to create superior reliability with the Evolving Networks Intelligent Network Fabric.
For other providers this is the default position. Offload internet traffic before it gets the SD-WAN treatment at all, in a technology that isn't any different to old fashioned split-tunnelling.
There is another way.
Don't trust local ISPs to get the job done properly. Prioritise, augment, and enhance internet traffic, all the way to the 'net. This is the default internet provision for all Evolving Networks connections.
The chances are you don't want to! Wherever your apps are, those are your hubs. Got storage? Good news, another hub. While many SD-WAN providers try to shun the hub and spoke model, Evolving Networks embraces the truth: your network has changed, but if anything, you have more hubs than you did before (cloud and on premise anyone?). App, storage, security, transit. Identity your hubs and design a network that works for them, not against them.
That's what you're told all the time by the big name vendors dominating the market. But SASE is an architecture. It’s a mindset and a set of pick and mix options that don't all fit every organisation at every stage of their growth. If you want best of breed security products, then embrace a multi vendor SASE stack instead of inflexible and ultimately expensive vendor lock in.
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Over the last month we have celebrated 16 years of innovation, and we are now pleased to launch our new Service Status and Issue Tracking platforms. We speak to Nic Elliott, the CTO at Evolving Networks. Nic has been our technical lead from day one. Nic designed and built the first versions of our network hypervisor software - the Intelligent Network Fabric (INF) and our monitoring and management platform eView Live. Nic takes us through our new Service Status and Issue Tracking platforms and how it will support our customers and partners.
We’ve been delivering resilient, multi-link internet connectivity for 16 years and what better way is there to celebrate and reminisce about our connectivity and innovation development is to talk to Nick Johnson, the CEO and owner of Evolving Networks. We take a trip down memory lane, celebrate our achievements in the last year and share our exciting plans for the future.
Welcome to the home of clever connectivity. We speak to Dan and Joe from the Service Desk team. We go behind the scenes to see what a typical day looks like in the service desk team and how they keep our customers online. They share their experiences at Evolving Networks and thoughts on technology.
To celebrate International Women’s Day, we speak to Sheryl Ewen, Marketing Manager at Evolving Networks. Sheryl talks about her first year at Evolving Networks and how she progressed in the Technology sector. She shares her experiences and thoughts on Women in Tech and how it’s never too late to work in the tech industry.
