Network visibility is a key aspect for today’s businesses, offering a number of productivity and security advantages to forward-looking companies that leverage it.
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Category: WAN Management
Why You Need Two (or more) Internet Links: Dual Internet Advantages
The Internet is an essential part of most organizations’ technological infrastructure and risking a single point of failure is not an option. Dual internet connections are essential.
Read MoreSecure Global SD-WAN Solutions
Ecessa’s carrier-agnostic approach to SD-WAN means it can support any combination of network access anywhere in the world.
Read MoreVoice of Customer Informs Ecessa Firmware Releases
Ecessa GM Mike Siegler describes how Voice of Customer feedback is used in each new Ecessa SD-WAN firmware release.
Read MoreYou Need More Than Fiber in Your Diet – The Case for Internet Redundancy
You may be able to get all the bandwidth you need from one provider, on one circuit, you need redundancy to avoid network outages. Fiber is great, but it’s not invincible!
Read MoreNetwork Outages Are Scary!
Network outages can damage company operations and revenues. Learn how one company overcame network outages with Ecessa.
Read MoreNavigating the Problematic WAN Landscape
The wide area network (WAN) has always been a sore spot for change, but SD-WAN really does make a difference to application performance.
Read MoreWhat Are Bandwidth, Latency and Throughput, and What Is Right for Your Business?
Bandwidth, latency and throughput describe characteristics of telecommunication and data communication links. When comparing offerings from telecom companies and Internet service providers vying for your business, it’s important to understand the relationship between these characteristics, so you get the right solutions for your business’ needs. Bandwidth is a measure of how much data over time… Read more »
Read MoreBGP: A Really Important Thing You Might Not Need
What is BGP? BGP, or Border Gateway Protocol, is the routing protocol that makes the Internet work. It’s pretty damn important. It can also be notoriously difficult to understand. BGP is required for Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to connect to other network providers. Some large enterprises also use BGP to accomplish multi-homing—the ability to aggregate… Read more »
Read MoreElegant Failover and Increased Bandwidth – Priced to Scale
In today’s marketplace, literally every business requires Internet service that never goes down. We’ve heard from businesses of all sizes – they struggle with a barrage of IT-related challenges spanning from application and network performance to department turnover. Specifically, they crave never-fail Internet. But how can a small business justify the investment of protecting their… Read more »
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