ZTE, InfoVista complete SD-WAN solution interconnection

Jun 28, 2017Updated May 27, 20251 min read

ZTE and InfoVista said they’ve successfully completed interoperability testing of their combined SD-WAN (Software-Defined Wide Area Network) solution by integrating InfoVista’s Application Performance Orchestration Solution (Ipanema) with ZTE’s Micro Cloud Gateway (MCG) platform.

The combined SD-WAN solution provides a single box overlay networking solution for hybrid WAN connectivity, guaranteeing performance of critical business applications while also supporting a secure overlay VPN, zero touch installation and one-button recovery, the companies said in a statement.

“This can be delivered at an extremely competitive price for enterprises looking to drastically reduce IT networking costs,” the companies added. “Service providers can also use the new platform to deliver value-added SD-WAN services to their enterprise customers as they implement hybrid WANs and augment their enterprise networks.”

The combined SD-WAN solution can replace multiple enterprise and communications equipment deployed in traditional WANs. This enables fast distribution, deployment, data backup, and disaster tolerance one-button recovery on a cloud-managed platform.

The solution also provides enterprises with Application Performance Orchestration capabilities that protect and guarantee the user experience of their business-critical applications essential to digital transformation strategies.

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