Software-Defined WAN For Dummies

This easy-to-read book gives you jargon-free best practices for Software-Defined Wide Area Networking. Includes a special foreword by Lee Doyle, Doyle Research. Co-authored by Dan Pitt, Open Networking Foundation.

Download the eBook and learn:

The need for SD-WAN adoption for branch networking
Benefits of migrating to a SD-WAN solution
Top 10 considerations for SD-WAN deployment

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easywall - Web interface for easy use of the IPTables firewall on Linux systems written in Python3.

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