Technology Briefs

The same-IP failover feature of Ecessa’s Azure Public Cloud solution ensures that your cloud-hosted VoIP, Video Conferencing and Hosted Desktop environments never fail. Perfect for VoIP and UCaaS.

What’s the truth about SD-WAN? This Ecessa technology report defines SD-WAN and illustrates network improvements using customer Proof-of-Concept data and graphs.

Software-Defined Wide Area Networking (SD-WAN) includes options for prioritizing and routing different types of network traffic for optimal application and network performance. Learn four methods available through Ecessa WANworX SD-WAN technology.

When organizations work with applications like cloud-hosted UCaaS, it is important to provide redundancy to ensure the service is highly available and to minimize disruptions. Software-defined wide area networking (SD-WAN) has enjoyed worldwide adoption to do just that – improve network reliability through resilience and a range of software controls.

Ecessa VP of Development and Tech Support provides a comparison of the different technical approaches to SD-WAN currently being offered and guidance for networking professionals considering which best suits the needs of their organization.

The Internet has become an essential part of conducting business and communicating with customers, partners, and employees. Making sure you have dual internet connections and a device that provides network failover not only assures connectivity when a network outage occurs but also provides improved network performance and traffic management when both links are performing well.

Businesses that have remote offices and a distributed workforce have realized the importance of data transfer and secure sharing of resources. While MPLS offers many benefits to this situation, WAN Virtualization enables other network architectures that present economical, secure, reliable and more flexible alternatives.

Internet connections are becoming faster and more economical, yet at the same time Internet uptime and network latency continue to be a problem. If you have ever had an outage at your ISP that has affected your business, you understand.

Security and SD-WAN go hand in hand these days, with traditional firewall vendors offering failover and SD-WAN vendors offering firewalls. This technology brief describes available options and industry best practices.

Network downtime not only costs money and loss of productivity, it can also ruin a company’s reputation. Automated failover prevents those damages by rerouting data from a failed component to a functioning component.