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    This document provides an introduction to SD-WAN and discusses its benefits over traditional WAN architectures. It outlines limitations in traditional WAN designs around bandwidth, operational difficulties, lack of cloud readiness, and limited application awareness. SD-WAN addresses these issues by simplifying management, improving application performance, reducing costs, enabling security where needed, and providing more bandwidth flexibility. The key aspects of SD-WAN include an orchestration plane, management plane, control plane, and data plane.

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    This document provides an introduction to SD-WAN and discusses its benefits over traditional WAN architectures. It outlines limitations in traditional WAN designs around bandwidth, operational difficulties, lack of cloud readiness, and limited application awareness. SD-WAN addresses these issues by simplifying management, improving application performance, reducing costs, enabling security where needed, and providing more bandwidth flexibility. The key aspects of SD-WAN include an orchestration plane, management plane, control plane, and data plane.

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    This document provides an introduction to SD-WAN and discusses its benefits over traditional WAN architectures. It outlines limitations in traditional WAN designs around bandwidth, operational difficulties, lack of cloud readiness, and limited application awareness. SD-WAN addresses these issues by simplifying management, improving application performance, reducing costs, enabling security where needed, and providing more bandwidth flexibility. The key aspects of SD-WAN include an orchestration plane, management plane, control plane, and data plane.

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    Introduction to SD-WAN

    Presented By:
    Jason Bomar, CCIE #9316
    [email protected]
    Limitations in Current Design
    Insufficient
    BW

    Operationally Fragmented
    difficult security
    There are a number of limitations
    that have arisen in traditional WAN
    Traditional – some have been with us for a long
    time, some are more recent. These
    WAN limitations are a large part of what
    drove SD-WAN Architecture.
    Not cloud High cost
    ready BW

    Limited app
    awareness
    Forces Internal and External

    More Users More Apps More Threats More Demands


    We are seeing the work Applications dominate We are seeing more Because of all of
    force expand, but in the business landscape, advanced attacks, and these shifts in the
    new and innovative and the ability to with the expansion of speed of business,
    ways: expanding support them and the branch, diversity of the demands and
    branch offices, allow for an optimal the applications, expectations have
    contractors, IoT experience is now security now needs to skyrocketed
    devices, etc. paramount. be pervasive.

    Welcome to the digital revolution! Make yourself at home, it might be a while!


    Key Factors to Align To
    •Web and cloud app (O365 etc.) is new norm
    User •Delays in bring up circuits/deploying sites
    Experience

    •Box-by-box management
    Operational •Expensive bandwidth in MPLS
    Costs

    •SaaS drives “Internet everywhere”


    Security •Increasing count of non-traditional devices
    Challenges
    Is SD-WAN Real?
    By the end of 2019, 30% of
    enterprises will have deployed
    Increase SD-WAN technology in their
    Bandwidth
    branches, up from less than 1%
    Security today*
    where and Reduce
    how you Circuit Cost
    need it SD-
    WAN * Source: Gartner Predicts 2016: Enterprise Networks and
    Network Services, December 2015

    Improve
    Simplify
    Application
    Management
    Experience
    How SD-WAN Addresses These
    Areas
    Improve Application Reduce Complexity
    Performance • Simplify deployment
    with no/low touch
    • Provide better application
    • One portal to
    experience regardless of where
    manage/operate all
    the application resides
    sites
    • Simplify QoS/QoE

    More Bandwidth for Security Where You


    Lower Cost Need It
    • Whether this is hybrid WAN • Local Branch Security
    or all Internet • Service Chaining
    • Provide users and apps with • Enable SaaS access in a
    the bandwidth they need safe and secure manner
    SD-WAN Definitions
    What is SD-WAN:
    SD-WAN is the approach to building and
    designing a WAN utilizing SDN techniques to Orchestration Plane
    optimize and automate, as well as protect,
    traffic between diverse locations. Management Plane
    How SD-WAN does it:
    Using a cloud based controller, you create an Control Plane
    overlay network for building the encrypted
    tunnels, define your applications, how to treat
    them, where your sites are, etc. This Data Plane
    portal/controller because the critical lynchpin as
    you now manage and operate the WAN from
    there.
    SD-WAN Benefits
    Operational WAN Flexibility Cloud and Secure and
    Simplicity Application Routed
    Awareness Infrastructure

    Application
    Low/No Touch Carrier Centralized
    Based Traffic
    Provisioning Agnostic Control
    Steering

    Centralized Transport Secure


    IaaS and SaaS
    Monitoring Flexible (MPLS, Connectivity
    Support
    and Visibility Cable, etc.) Between Sites

    Ineroperates
    Intelligent Link Analytics and Distributed
    With Legacy
    Utilization Reporting Forwarding
    Environment
    SD-WAN Simple Architecture
    Orchestration Plane

    Management Plane

    Control Plane

    Data Plane
    SD-WAN Detailed Architecture
    Management Plane API
    Orchestrator
    Orchestration Plane
    Control Plane

    Internet MPLS

    Data Plane

    Campus Branch IaaS


    Integrate with the ‘Cloud’
    AWS
    IaaS Azure
    SaaS
    CSR CSR CSR CSR

    ServiceNow

    SalesForce Office365

    Campus Data Center Campus Branch


    Migration Thoughts

    Phase 0

    Existing
    WAN Cloud
    Migration Thoughts

    Phase 1
    Existing
    WAN Cloud

    SD-WAN
    Cloud
    Migration Thoughts

    Phase 2
    Existing
    WAN Cloud

    SD-WAN
    Cloud
    Migration Thoughts

    Phase 3
    Existing
    WAN Cloud

    SD-WAN
    Cloud
    Migration Thoughts

    Phase 4

    SD-WAN
    Cloud
    Key Considerations and Questions
     Topology and Segmentation Support
     IaaS and SaaS Support/Integration
     Routing Protocol Support
     Application Awareness
     Service Insertion Support
     Supports Transport Independence
     Management and Orchestration Support
     Key Management Between Endpoints
    Helpful Links

    • https://www.sdxcentral.com/sd-wan/definitions/software-defined-sdn-wan/
    • https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/solutions/enterprise-networks/sd-wan/index.html
    • http://www.esharp.net/introduction-to-sd-wan/

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