Allied Telesis is launching the industry’s first full SDN solution for Enterprise networks.
Called Secure Enterprise SDN (SES), this solution combines leading applications with a full-featured OpenFlow implementation, to deliver:
- Improved network security
- Simpler user onboarding
- Reduced network management costs
- A smoother user experience
Already in operation in live networks, SES is opening up the Enterprise networking market to the benefits of SDN.
Called Secure Enterprise SDN (SES), this solution combines leading applications with a full-featured OpenFlow implementation, to deliver:
- Improved network security
- Simpler user onboarding
- Reduced network management costs
- A smoother user experience
Already in operation in live networks, SES is opening up the Enterprise networking market to the benefits of SDN.
- Category
- Allied Telesis
- Tags
- SDN, OpenFlow, Security
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