Wide Area Network (WAN) optimization can greatly benefit enterprise networks, especially when it comes to reducing the repetitive use of bandwidth by applications looking to access images, documents, and other types of files that can take advantage of caching. This is not the only option for improving edge connectivity, though – there is also WAN Aggregation. Both approaches have a place in boosting the power of your business’s software-defined wide-area network (SD-WAN), but as you will see, WAN Aggregation addresses a different set of issues and accomplishes connectivity goals in an entirely different way.

WAN Aggregation is the practice of bundling – or aggregating – two or more Ethernet links together into a single logical connection between two devices, with traffic spread evenly across these links. Bandwidth Aggregation is a comprehensive solution that boosts network data rates and flexibility, enhances performance of high-bandwidth applications, and enables network usage to grow cost-efficiently.

Boost your network data rates, reliability, and flexibility while slashing connectivity costs with Multi-WAN Link Load Balancing technology. 7Array offers a complete bouquet of various WAN solutions like SDWAN, HYBRID WAN & Multi WAN bandwidth aggregation with auto-failover. Just add cable, DSL, cellular, fiber and other links from any ISP. Pep link load balancers seamlessly integrate them into a multi-WAN connection pool accessible to all network clients, no matter where they’re located. Automatic Failover keeps your network up and running by continually checking the health of all connected links and routing traffic around inactive or intermittent connections. Moreover, all Pep link devices deployed in an organization can be managed centrally from its cloud-based application. The solution can be used on various verticals, where you are paying heavy renewals of MPLS lease lines and International Private Lease circuits. The solution is so robust that you can practically achieve 99.99999% uptime by using its patented technology based on 3G/4G and now upcoming 5G as well. The devices and solutions can carry 1x3G/4G SIM to 8xSIM into a single device and can work simultaneously so users never face network outage in any circumstances.