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What is LANCOM SD-WAN?
LANCOM addresses the release of a 5G router later this year as a completion of the already very successful LANCOM SD-WAN solution called LMC. LANCOM has made the manual configuration of individual devices a thing of the past – software-defined technology (SD-WAN, SD-LAN, SD-WLAN, SD-SECURITY) now delivers fully automated network orchestration.
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