Hi Everyone,
What do you like most about Meraki SD-WAN?
Thanks for sharing your thoughts with the community!
I'm not directly involved in SD-WAN monitoring and maintenance, but based on what I've heard from our infrastructure team, it's working well.
The centralized console manageable from the cloud is one of the advantages.
Meraki SD-WAN is stable and the performance is good.
It is easy to monitor and manage.
The most valuable feature is the firewall capability. It's also got a very good graphical user interface and is very easy to manage.
They're known for their ease of use and ubiquitous management platform that covers everything. Meraki really excels in plug-and-play solutions. You just plug it up, and everything works. All of the components—the firewall/router, the switches, the access points, the cameras—work very nicely together, and they all can be managed from one platform. That is probably their biggest selling point. Everything comes in one ubiquitous package, and you don't have to manage different components from different platforms. You can see everything from one platform.
The solution is scalable.
We have found the product to be quite scalable.
Meraki SD-WAN is a very stable and scalable solution with good technical support.
The seamless end-to-end setup is really what makes it beautiful; that's why Meraki is good.
I can manage it very well and in a very easy way.
Because it's a cloud-based network infrastructure, everything is done in the cloud, so I don't need to be on-site physically to be able to troubleshoot or resolve an issue. I can be anywhere and resolve an issue.
The most valuable features of this solution are load balancing and the security possibilities you have.
The advantage you have with Cisco Meraki is that they take a lot of that complexity out of the backend.
This product contributed to a huge benefit in our bottom line on operational costs.
The most valuable feature is application awareness.
The most valuable feature is application performance monitoring and being able to browse packets dynamically based on priorities.
This is a high availability solution that is easy to configure and has a nice GUI.
The most interesting feature is the amount of information you can get from overseeing the system from a centralized place.
This product has a simple configuration that can be accessed through a web interface or the API.
The solution's ability to prioritize traffic is its most valuable feature.
The dashboard is the solution's most valuable feature.
The Meraki SD-WAN solution is simple to deploy.
The dashboard is user-friendly. It's very simple to use.
The solution is a whole vertical solution, so it doesn't need any other components in order to provide basic features.
I am the head of infrastructure at a construction company with 1,0001-5000 employees.
We are currently researching VMware NSX and Meraki SD-WAN. What is the biggest difference between the two? Which would you recommend?
Thanks! I appreciate the help.
I already have IT Process Automation Tools such as: Ayehu eyeShare, Arago, etc.
Do I actually need to buy Junos or any other Network Automation Tools?