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Network Transformation Strategy - Part 1

How to Migrate Sites to SD-WAN

How do you move from a managed MPLS service to an SD-WAN based on the free-for-all that is the Internet?

This site migration plan, part of our Network Transformation Strategy guide, should help. It provides practical solutions to the challenges commonly faced when transitioning sites from MPLS to SD-WAN.

Download the guide and learn:

Steps for categorizing sites to simplify SD-WAN deployment and management
How to calculate Internet last-mile equivalents to MPLS access lines
Solutions to public Internet performance problems when replacing MPLS
Critical tips for procuring last-mile access services

“Very helpful. Wish I had this guide when I was migrating my sites to SD-WAN.”

Nick Dell, IT Manager at a leading manufacturer in the automotive industry

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The Convergence of Global SD-WAN and Network Security in the Cloud

Cato provides a global SD-WAN with built-in network security, delivered as a cloud service. The Cato Cloud securely connects all business locations, people, and applications. Cato reduces MPLS costs, eliminates distributed appliances, provides secure internet access, and globally extends the WAN to mobile users and cloud datacenters.