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Are you operating your own SD-WAN or are you working with your service provider?

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We have a contract for all of north America. All ~1600 location Run on SDWAN with managed by Windstream with a 5 9's SLA. when paired with a Windstream access circuit. We have HA and Single units depending on the location.

silverbacksays

Not currently using SD-WAN at HQ, but quite a few of my clients do.

JaroslawLadyga

I'm not currently using SD-WAN but probably some clients do.

naveed.masood

we don't have SD-WAN.

pattpall

In the process of installing SD WAN at locations.

FormerMember

I've really got to get a customer with SD-WAN.

familyofcrowes

we have moved to Meraki SDWAN is great success. Downtime is mostly eliminated and our security posture is greatly enhanced whil providing significant response time decreases for products like O365

familyofcrowes

A small internal team maintains the whole SDWAN network

robertcbrowning

we're not using it in-house, but it seems to be becoming the norm for clients

donrobert5

alright

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