Pre Sales Engineer at Atlas Communications Technology
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2023-02-24T10:36:20Z
Feb 24, 2023
We deploy the solution on UCPs. The solution is used for the edge and can be used for Vista, low bandwidth links, session failover, or smooth session failovers, and can be deployed on public clouds. Juniper Session Smart Router can save up to thirty percent of bandwidth and database usage.
We are a direct partner of formerly 128T, which is now Juniper. For Juniper, we are currently working on the correct partner status, which is missing due to the purchase of 128T. As a German ISP, we use SSRs to produce SD-WAN deployments for our customers for plenty of different use cases, such as inter-location connectivity, over bandwidth bundling, and application SLA requirements where some applications get threaded differently against each other. So, it depends on the customer, but we are currently using it for all of the use cases for which you can use SSR.
What is a router? A router is a network device that communicates between the internet and the devices in your office or home which connect to the internet. A router controls all the information going to and from each device and the modem. The router also ensures that the information ends up in the right spot.
A router connects to the modem and then to a device (be it a laptop, printer, smartphone or smart TV) either through an ethernet cable or a wireless signal (Wi-Fi). A router creates...
We use Juniper Session Smart Router to streamline and automate our operations across nearly 3,000 global branches.
We deploy the solution on UCPs. The solution is used for the edge and can be used for Vista, low bandwidth links, session failover, or smooth session failovers, and can be deployed on public clouds. Juniper Session Smart Router can save up to thirty percent of bandwidth and database usage.
We are a direct partner of formerly 128T, which is now Juniper. For Juniper, we are currently working on the correct partner status, which is missing due to the purchase of 128T. As a German ISP, we use SSRs to produce SD-WAN deployments for our customers for plenty of different use cases, such as inter-location connectivity, over bandwidth bundling, and application SLA requirements where some applications get threaded differently against each other. So, it depends on the customer, but we are currently using it for all of the use cases for which you can use SSR.