The CloudAcces SD-WAN CPE is equipped with a DHCP server that allows users to allocate Private IP blocks directly from the LAN port. 

The CloudAccess CPE takes advantage of available storage space to cache commonly requested files, improving rendering speeds.

CloudAccess allows customers to route public IP addresses into their DMZ/LAN and terminate on servers that require access from abroad. 

Link aggregation is the key feature of CloudAccess. The service will bond the bandwidth of configured connections regardless of their type, provider, or speed.

Important traffic can be prioritized within the CloudAccess tunnel to ensure VoIP, Video or VPN sessions have priority over more general traffic types.

CloudAccess can dynamically prioritize the use of a link depending on its current state. If a connection is experiencing higher-than-acceptable packet-loss or latency, CloudAccess can deprioritize its use in handling traffic.

In the event that a primary WAN connection fails, CloudAccess can be configured to instantaneously fail traffic over to standby connections without a change in the customer’s public IP address(es).

CloudAccess is designed to handle both IPv4 and IPv6 addressing. Allowing service providers to NAT in their core and conserve precious IPv4 stock.

Standby connections can be bundled together and their bandwidth can be aggregated. This would allow a customer to build a bonded standby tunnel to ensure customers aren’t forced to lose bandwidth if the primary connections go offline.

Site configurations are built in our webapp, located here. CloudAccess SD-WAN CPEs then can be imaged and configured remotely – reducing overhead costs related to rolling trucks.

In the event that a connection is over-provisioned for a customer’s needs (ie, LTE download rates), each connection can be given a maximum bandwidth, in order to reduce the possibility of abuse and/or data overage charges.

WAN traffic can be encrypted using a high-performance DTLS-enabled feature using the ChaCha20 stream cipher which allows service providers to get more performance than AES on multiple platforms.

For service providers looking to price CloudAccess on bandwidth tiers, the system is designed to handle tunnel-level rate-limiting, giving service providers options for configuration.

Local Internet breakout allows customers to off-load certain applications and types of traffic directly to the internet and treat only WAN traffic with CloudAccess.

CloudAccess allows for the creation of a meshed WAN, essentially allowing LAN resources to be shared across sites in the WAN.

CloudAccess gives service providers insight into their existing installations – connection types used, providers, helping them identify low-hanging fruit and increase sales efficiency.

CloudAccess’s orchestrator comes with real-time graphs of link behaviour as well as a dashboard that highlights potential issues across all deployments. The system monitors throughput, latency, packet-loss, and other metrics to assist in troubleshooting.

CloudAccess SD-WAN can be configured to send alerts to both the service provider’s NOC and/or to the end-customer, alerting the necessary team of any network traffic issues identified by the system.

CloudAccess SD-WAN Controllers can be deployed anywhere in any VPC/VPS leveraging the hosting provider’s IP address. Service providers that want to deploy the system around the world are able to do so simply through the SD-WAN Orchestrator.

Each SD-WAN CPE can be configured to have a primary and back-up SD-WAN Controller in the Cloud. This configuration gives customers the peace-of-mind that their service is not limited to the uptime of a single Controller.