SD-WAN is more than just an intelligent box. It’s an intelligent network, whose components all work together seamlessly.
Here are the three key pieces of our SD-WAN network. Together, they give you a WAN that lets your applications shine, is easy to deploy and control, and provides unprecedented uptime and performance for any business that can’t afford to be left behind.
Macquarie Telecom Edge.
The Edge is an intelligent box that can be plugged in and activated in minutes. It takes the place of several pieces of old-school hardware (like firewalls and switches), and makes slow, command-line programming a thing of the past.
Setting up a new site is as easy as unpacking the Edge, plugging it in, and having the settings delivered remotely via a single click on the Orchestrator.
Macquarie Telecom Gateways.
Macquarie Telecom Gateways are like a direct door straight into cloud applications and data centres, to deliver high-speed SaaS performance.
Macquarie Telecom Orchestrator.
The Orchestrator is the heart of Macquarie Telecom SD-WAN. It manages installations, configurations and realtime monitoring from a single screen. It’s where you’ll find granular control of your network’s traffic, right down to an app level.
Its simple, graphic interface instantly makes traditional network monitoring tools look like hard work.
Macquarie Telecom Edge.
The Edge is an intelligent box that can be plugged in and activated in minutes. It takes the place of several pieces of old-school hardware (like firewalls and switches), and makes slow, command-line programming a thing of the past.
Setting up a new site is as easy as unpacking the Edge, plugging it in, and having the settings delivered remotely via a single click on the Orchestrator.
Macquarie Telecom Gateways.
Macquarie Telecom Gateways are like a direct door straight into cloud applications and data centres, to deliver high-speed SaaS performance.
Macquarie Telecom Orchestrator.
The Orchestrator is the heart of Macquarie Telecom SD-WAN. It manages installations, configurations and realtime monitoring from a single screen. It’s where you’ll find granular control of your network’s traffic, right down to an app level.
Its simple, graphic interface instantly makes traditional network monitoring tools look like hard work.
How does it all fit together?
