Simplified, Centralized, WAN Management and Analytics
Oracle SD-WAN Aware is a centralized management system that easily configures, monitors, and provides extensive analytics for an Oracle SD-WAN. Centralized control reduces the time and configuration errors associated with WAN management. Detailed performance data is correlated across the network. These capabilities deliver an easy-to-manage SD-WAN with unprecedented visibility into WAN and application performance.
Versatile but Simple WAN Management
- Network monitoring software with fully reports, and dashboards with a variety of network views
- Quickly assess network performance with color coding, visual cues, and interactive network maps and graphs that allow detailed plot lines and information
- Logical or geographically-oriented maps show current and historical views of network traffic with visual indications of bandwidth usage
- Replay traffic patterns over specific time frames to make it easy to see where data is flowing and the creation and deconstruction of dynamic paths that the SD-WAN builds in response to application usage and demand
- Network-wide events and alerts are collected and reported, simplifying integration of the SD-WAN into the network monitoring ecosystem
Smart Decisions from Smart Data
Identify Network Problems
Crisis averted, fix the network
While a self-driving Oracle SD-WAN automatically routes traffic around failed network issues, including congestion-based brownouts, some issues still need to be addressed by your service providers. With Oracle SD-AWAN Aware network monitoring software, you’ll be armed with data that’s superior to anything your carrier might offer.
“Talari lets me sleep at night.”
—Andrew Longsworth, lead network engineer, Driscoll’s
News and Resources
Networks are the backbone of the enterprise, and their performance and reliability are key to the overall success of the business. With Oracle SD-WAN network monitoring software, businesses see a dramatic improvement in network reliability and application quality of experience, even as they leverage internet connectivity and migrate their applications, including performance-sensitive ones like UC, to the cloud.
