Make every connection work together
Combine fiber, 5G and satellite into one intelligent WAN.
Choose how your connections work together while Wanscale continuously optimises every routing decision.
Choose how your connections work together
WAN Aggregation brings multiple connections together and enables you to use them intelligently for maximum capacity, optimal performance and continuous availability. Depending on your requirements, Wanscale supports bonding, load balancing or failover.
Bonding
Combine bandwidth
Bonding combines multiple connections into a single logical path. Traffic is distributed at packet level, allowing even a single data stream to benefit from the combined bandwidth.
Best suited for:
- Large downloads and high-bandwidth data streams
- Temporary sites and mobile deployments
- Maximum throughput for individual sessions
Load Balancing
Distribute traffic intelligently
Load balancing distributes traffic across multiple connections based on sessions, applications or performance. This allows you to make optimal use of the available bandwidth while keeping applications responsive and stable.
Best suited for:
- Large numbers of users and simultaneous sessions
- Efficient utilisation of all available connections
- Application-based traffic distribution and prioritisation
Failover
Stay connected
Failover automatically switches traffic to another available connection when the primary connection fails or no longer meets the required performance thresholds.
Best suited for:
- Maximum availability
- Protection against connection failures
- Business continuity for critical applications
Always the best path
for every application
WAN Aggregation determines how your connections can work together. Telemetry-Based Routing determines how they are actually used.
Wanscale continuously measures the real-time performance of every available connection, including latency, packet loss, jitter and availability and uses that telemetry to make routing decisions dynamically.
So whether you use bonding, load balancing or failover, traffic is never routed on assumptions.
Every routing decision is based on reality.
One connection is never
the whole story.
