Connectivity

SD-WAN

SD-WANstands forSoftware-Defined Wide Area Network

Software-defined WAN for smarter, more resilient branches

Combine ILL, broadband and MPLS links with centralised policies, application-aware routing and built-in security.

Application-aware routingMulti-link failoverCentral orchestrationZero-touch deployment
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Overview

What is SD-WAN (Software-Defined Wide Area Network)?

SD-WAN (Software-Defined WAN) lets you use multiple links — leased lines, broadband, 4G/5G and MPLS — at every branch and manage them centrally through software.

Application-aware routing sends each application over the best available path in real time, while automatic failover keeps branches online if a link degrades. Policies are configured once in a central console and pushed to all sites.

The result is faster cloud access, better resilience and lower WAN cost, with zero-touch deployment for new branches.

Ideal for

Businesses with 5+ branches
Cloud and SaaS-heavy teams
Retail and QSR chains
Enterprises optimising MPLS

What you get

Key Features

Application-Aware Routing

Steers each app over the best-performing link.

Link Aggregation & Failover

Use multiple links together with seamless failover.

Central Orchestrator

Configure policies once, apply to every branch.

Zero-Touch Provisioning

Bring new sites online quickly without on-site experts.

Integrated Security

Encryption and firewall capabilities at the edge.

Analytics & Visibility

Per-application and per-link performance insights.

Before you buy

Buying Guide

What to evaluate, and what to share with us for an accurate proposal.

What to check before you buy

  • Number of branches and link types at each site
  • Critical applications and SaaS traffic
  • Coexistence with existing MPLS
  • Security features required at the edge
  • Managed versus co-managed operations
  • Visibility and reporting requirements

Share these for an accurate proposal

  1. 1Number and locations of branches
  2. 2Existing links per site (ILL, broadband, MPLS)
  3. 3Key applications and cloud services
  4. 4Security requirements
  5. 5Preferred management model

Why it matters

Business Benefits

01

Better App Experience

Faster, more reliable access to cloud apps.

02

Higher Uptime

Automatic failover across multiple links.

03

Lower WAN Cost

Use cost-effective internet links alongside MPLS.

04

Simpler Operations

One console for every branch.

Who it's for

Use Cases by Industry

Retail Chains

Reliable POS and inventory connectivity for stores.

Cloud-First Businesses

Direct, optimised access to SaaS and cloud.

BFSI Branches

Resilient, secure branch connectivity.

MPLS Modernisation

Augment or optimise existing MPLS networks.

Healthcare

Always-on connectivity for clinics and labs.

Under the hood

Technical Specifications

Underlay Links
ILL, broadband, 4G/5G, MPLS
Routing
Application-aware, policy-based
Management
Centralised orchestrator
Deployment
Zero-touch provisioning
Security
Encrypted overlay, edge firewall

Final configuration depends on feasibility and your requirement, and is confirmed after assessment.

Getting started

How It Works

STEP 1

Share Requirement

Tell us your locations, users, timeline and technical needs.

STEP 2

Feasibility & Design

We check feasibility and design the right configuration.

STEP 3

Tailored Proposal

Receive a proposal matched to your exact requirement.

STEP 4

Deploy & Support

Installation, onboarding and ongoing support.

Jargon, decoded

Key Terms Explained

Full forms of the abbreviations used on this page.

SD-WAN
Software-Defined Wide Area Network
4G
Fourth Generation (mobile network)
5G
Fifth Generation (mobile network)
BFSI
Banking, Financial Services and Insurance
ILL
Internet Leased Line
IT
Information Technology
MPLS
Multiprotocol Label Switching
POS
Point of Sale
QSR
Quick Service Restaurant
SaaS
Software as a Service
WAN
Wide Area Network

Compliance & Regulations

Ensure encryption, logging and data-routing policies meet your organisation’s security and regulatory requirements.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

It can, but it does not have to. SD-WAN can run over MPLS and internet links together, letting you optimise or gradually reduce MPLS usage.

Coverage

Availability

SD-WAN is available across 60+ cities in India, subject to site feasibility. Major locations include:

Delhi NCRMumbaiBengaluruPuneHyderabadChennaiKolkataAhmedabadJaipurChandigarhIndoreLucknow

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