Tag Archives: wan optimization

30 Apr

FatPipe Networks, the Inventor of SD-WANs, Recommended by Gartner as Offering One of the Market’s Most Advanced WAN Path Controllers With WAN Optimization Features

Gartner Recommends That Companies Should Consider FatPipe for WAN Optimization When It Is Beneficial to Combine WAN Optimization Features With Good WAN Path Selection Control Capabilities

SALT LAKE CITY, UT–(Marketwired – April 30, 2015) – FatPipe Networks, the creator of software defined networks for wide area connectivity and hybrid WANs, today announced that Gartner commented that “FatPipe offers one of the market’s most advanced WAN path controllers and companies should consider FatPipe for WAN optimization when it is beneficial to combine basic WAN optimization features with good WAN path selection control capabilities.” They listed FatPipe’s strengths as:

  • FatPipe is one of the leading vendors for WAN link load balancing and has very good WAN path control capabilities
  • FatPipe supports comprehensive application identification, classification and control capabilities
  • FatPipe offers detailed network visibility and reporting capabilities
  • The FatPipe solution is relatively easy to operate, as all functions are integrated onto one platform, and managed with a single high level user interface
  • FatPipe has a good range of commonly used WAN optimization features, including substantial storage for caching

Gartner continued on FatPipe’s strength, referencing its “simple to operate” solution that integrates traditional WAN optimization features with WAN path control integrated onto one platform managed with a single high-level user interface.

According to Gartner, “the WAN optimization market remains dynamic, gradually integrating other functionality, such as WAN path controllers.” FatPipe has been the leader in the integration. For the past 15 years FatPipe has lead the industry in software defined WAN path selection and redundancy, improving the overall performance and reliability of the WAN and since 2012, introduced WAN optimization as a feature on FatPipe MPVPN and FatPipe IPVPN.

“FatPipe is pleased to be recognized again in the Magic Quadrant for WAN Optimization with its products that provide a combination of WAN optimization with multi-path WAN load-balancing, failover, security and Quality of Service for a highly converged, SD-WAN edge product line,” said FatPipe’s CTO, Ms. Sanch Datta. “FatPipe’s vision of providing more than just WAN optimization puts us at the forefront of this market. We are able to fully meet the needs for the modern corporate network as businesses continue to move to hybrid wide area networks to address cloud based services and open more branch offices. With a large number of Fortune 1000 companies, and large institutions having deployed FatPipe for over a decade, our proven and time tested products lead the way in new WAN frontiers.”

02 Feb

FatPipe Networks Partners with TriTech Distribution to Expand Distribution in Hong Kong, Macau, and China

FATPIPE EXTENDS REACH WITH STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP

(Salt Lake City / Hong Kong) February 2, 2015 – FatPipe Networks has announced a distribution agreement with TriTech Distribution effective immediately.

Under the terms of the agreement, TriTech will be able to provide FatPipe sales support to resellers and end users in Hong Kong, Macau, and China.

“TriTech Distribution is eager to help our partners to deliver a cost-effective and easy-to-deliver networking solution that can help end-customers enjoy more reliable network bandwidth and solid redundancy while connections are across different geographic regions, especially between China, and other regions.  FatPipe Network gives us another great view of network technologies that can do the same job with much less-cost than others,” remarked Charlie Ip, General Manager of TriTech Distribution Limited.

Dr. Ragula Bhaskar, President and CEO of FatPipe Networks commended, “We are pleased to have partnered up with TriTech Distribution. We look forward to providing customers in the area with local support.”

ABOUT FATPIPE

FatPipe Networks is an innovator in wide area network redundancy and network transmission security having created the concept of software defined wide area networking that eliminates the need for hardware and software at, or cooperation from ISPs. FatPipe technology provides the world’s best intra-corporate wide area network solutions that transcend Internet and other network failures to maintain business continuity and high transmission security. FatPipe has ten patents and over 180 technology claims relating to multi-line intra-corporate networking technology. FatPipe has offices in the United States, Mexico, Australia, United Kingdom, Nigeria, India, and Singapore with over 700 resellers worldwide including most national resellers in the US. www.fatpipeinc.com

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Contact: Hayley Doehler: +1 801 281 3434 ext. 2221 or hayley@fatpipeinc.com

17 Sep

Network Outages Again Today

FatPipe was hit with numerous phone calls today by potential customers whose primary ISP connection went down.  After some research we discovered several tier 1 ISP’s were experiencing outages today.  FatPipe customers are a lot less vulnerable to these type of outages.

FatPipe products combine multiple data lines from multiple data providers into one single fail proof network. In case, one line fails, the data is automatically re-routed through other available data network providers. Many Fortune 1000 companies and numerous institutions use FatPipe to avoid such a problem.

The FatPipe enabled redundant network provides the following advantages:

  1. 99.99+% network redundancy
  2. Automatic fail over of VoIP, VPN, and Thin clients in case a line fails without dropping the sessions
  3. Network redundancy and reliability for a global network
  4. Multi-line WAN optimization and acceleration to maximize data flow including ritualized software for data centers
  5. Automatic fail over to DR sites, without the problems that most cloud services have had when it comes to failing over to a DR site
  6. Smart DNS for in-bound load balancing
  7. For global deployments, there is no need for data provider cooperation as BGP is not needed.