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VWAN

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What is VWAN?

VWAN, which likely refers to Virtual Wide Area Network, is a technology that creates a wide area network (WAN) using virtualization techniques. It allows organizations to connect geographically dispersed locations over a network infrastructure, often leveraging the internet or private networks, without needing physical leased lines for each connection. VWANs commonly use technologies such as SD-WAN (Software-Defined WAN) or VPNs (Virtual Private Networks) to establish secure and reliable connections between sites. They are used to improve network performance, reduce costs, and simplify network management across multiple locations.

What other technologies are related to VWAN?

VWAN Complementary Technologies

Firewall concepts are used within VWANs to secure and control network traffic.
mentioned alongside VWAN in 61% (156) of relevant job posts
Azure DNS can be used to resolve domain names within a VWAN.
mentioned alongside VWAN in 17% (202) of relevant job posts
Azure ExpressRoute provides a dedicated network connection to Azure, often used with VWANs for hybrid connectivity.
mentioned alongside VWAN in 6% (362) of relevant job posts

Which organizations are mentioning VWAN?

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