Network Design & Fortinet SD-WAN
A network that drops out costs you time and money. We plan and build LAN, WAN and branch networks around your sites and users, using Fortinet SD-WAN where it fits, so traffic takes the best path and stays secure.
- LAN and WAN architecture
- SD-WAN deployment on Fortinet
- High availability and failover
- VLAN segmentation and documentation
Organisations with more than one office, warehouse or branch, and IT managers planning growth or consolidation.
Fortinet SD-WAN
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Questions
What is SD-WAN?
SD-WAN manages traffic between sites in software, so applications can use the best available link. It helps organisations with several locations keep connectivity consistent and centrally managed.
Do you design networks for single-site businesses?
Yes. LAN and segmentation design applies to one office as much as to many. We size the design to your users, applications and plans for growth.
Scope and boundaries
Scope
The exact scope and deliverables are agreed with you in writing before work begins.
Third-party costs
Hardware, licences, subscriptions and third-party charges are only included where we state so in the agreed scope.
Changes
Anything outside the agreed scope is discussed and agreed with you before it is carried out.
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