Every new site or office used to mean weeks of waiting for network changes, backup links to negotiate, and a growing list of appliances to manage remotely. Meanwhile, your teams already live in SaaS applications like Microsoft 365, and routing that traffic through a central data center just adds delay for no real benefit. Ekinops SD-WAN (Software-Defined Wide Area Network) gives you one network that adapts automatically, keeps sites online when a connection drops, and lets your SaaS apps take the fastest path, without adding new hardware or a specialist at every branch.
No. Licensing is consumption-based: routing, security, and SD-WAN features activate in software as you turn them on, so you pay for the capacity and functions you actually use, and add more later without swapping hardware.
SD-WAN is built for SMBs, franchise networks, and small branch or point-of-sale sites: a simplified, one-box approach to hybrid WAN and local internet breakout at a competitive price. Secure Connect targets customers willing to have a better experience with their Internet connectivity without the need to interconnect their sites (multi-site network). Both run on the same hardware and orchestration platform, so you can start with one and move to the other without a re-architecture. You also have options in deployment model (SaaS) and Ekinops also have dedicated models for Channel.
SD-WAN Director, our central orchestration platform, manages up to 30,000 CPE devices per active instance, with a three-tier role-based structure (service provider, partner, customer) and self-service portals at every level, so operators can delegate specific configuration or security tasks to their customers while keeping the underlay under their own control.
No. The encrypted overlay relies on open, standard protocols, dynamic virtual tunnel interfaces to establish site-to-site links on demand, with IKEv2 encryption and BGP route propagation, rather than a closed, proprietary tunneling scheme. If you don’t want to deploy a physical router, our virtual router can also run as a VM or container on any standard hypervisor or uCPE server, including third-party white boxes.
Either. SD-WAN manages whichever underlay links you have, MPLS, fiber, 4G/5G, or a mix, so you can keep MPLS where you need its guarantees and add cheaper broadband or cellular elsewhere, with traffic routed intelligently across all of them.
