Key features
Redvine SD-WAN, provides bandwidth expansion as well as direct optimal access to enterprise and cloud applications and data. It also enables virtual services insertion in cloud and on premise.
Network cost reduction
Ability to intelligently modify traffic flows using real-time data
Dynamic path control with automatic failover
Improving operational automation
Advanced visibility, control and analytics
Ability to integrate with existing network (Hybrid network)
Performance and reliability
Deliver hybrid WAN with high performance, reliability and transport, and provider flexibility to ensure optimal performance even for demanding applications, such as voice and video.
Cloud network
Eliminate data centre backhaul penalties with a cloud-ready network to provide an optimised direct path to public and private enterprise clouds.
Virtual services
Reduce the branch office footprint with a single click with seamless insertion and chaining of virtualised services on premise and in the cloud. Enable zero-touch branch network deployment with automation and business policy-based orchestration.
Our services
We build networks with ease.
Get your business to the next level.
Zero touch provisioning.
Businesses don’t need call on IT staff to intervene in configuring and booting up the network device. With centralised policy and configuration management, businesses attain coordinated and automated management of services and can stream line dealing with changing network patterns and performance requirements.
Latest news
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Redvine Networks continues SD-WAN partnership growth with VeloCloud
Managed SD-WAN provider, Redvine Networks has reaffirmed its partnership with SD-WAN provider, VeloCloud with continued investment in deploying gateways nationally and internationally and extending its footprint across sub-Saharan Africa. Says Gareth James, VMware Network and Security Manager for Sub Saharan Africa,
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Software defined everything [SDx]
Binesh George, CEO of Redvine Networks The importance of the connected business in a digital world has resulted in organisations reprioritising how they view and manage data. Fundamental to this is how companies link their systems to that of the cloud
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Why now might be the best time for CIOs to consider SD-WAN
Binesh George, CEO of Redvine Networks According to Binesh George, CEO of Redvine Networks, carrier agnostic SD-WAN networks will be more mainstream and CIOs will need to give thought to whether they can afford to remain on traditional MPLS networks,