Physical appliance
A dedicated on premises Network Controller for branches, factories, and sites that need local network control.
Every site connected. Every path under control.
Jimber SD-WAN connects branches, factories, and remote sites through one cloud managed platform. Keep applications moving across available links while policy stays consistent.
What is SD-WAN?
SD-WAN is a way to connect locations through software controlled routing and policy, instead of managing every link as a separate network.
Jimber brings fiber, cable, and mobile connections together. Network Controllers steer application traffic across available paths and can switch to another link when needed. You manage connectivity and access policy from one cloud console, with Zero Trust controls across sites.
How SD-WAN works.
Each site gets a controller. The console supplies the rules. Traffic follows a healthy, permitted path.
Connect your sites
Install a Jimber Network Controller at each location and use the connections already available, including fiber, cable, and mobile links.
Existing links, one networkSet the policy
Choose which sites and services may communicate, then manage those access rules for every location from the cloud console.
One place to manageRoute automatically between sites
Jimber selects the shortest permitted path between sites. When a user moves to another location, traffic automatically follows the right route for that site.
Routes adapt to location
Bring your local network into Jimber SASE.
A Jimber Network Controller joins your existing physical network and connects local devices with approved SASE resources. Choose the appliance form that fits the site.
DHCP + DNS
Assign addresses and resolve names locally.
VLAN routing
Allow only the traffic you choose between segments.
IPsec tunnels
Connect selected devices and resources to remote destinations.
See Native Networks in action.
A short walkthrough of physical and virtual Network Controllers, local services, VLANs, and secure routes.
Key capabilities.
Connectivity, security, and operations work together in one platform.
Connectivity and performance
Make better use of the links at every site.
- High performance, encrypted connections
- Automatic shortest path selection
Security and control
Keep access specific, even across locations.
- Identity based segmentation between sites
- Secure Web Gateway and Firewall as a Service alignment
Operations
Manage the network without visiting every branch.
- Cloud managed policy and monitoring
- API access for provisioning and reporting
Flexible edge
Choose the form that fits each location.
- Physical and virtual Network Controllers
- Support for branches and industrial sites
Questions about SD-WAN.
How is SD-WAN different from a VPN?
A VPN creates an encrypted connection. SD-WAN also manages how traffic travels between sites, choosing from available links and applying central policy. Jimber pairs that connectivity with Zero Trust access controls.
What happens if an internet link goes down?
When another configured link is available, the Network Controller can steer traffic to it. The result depends on the links and policies at that site.
Do we need new circuits?
No. You can start with your existing fiber, cable, and mobile connections, then add or replace links as your needs change.
Can a virtual appliance connect a physical network?
Yes. Both the physical and virtual Jimber Network Controllers can join a physical network and provide permitted access between local devices and Jimber SASE resources.
Can we use this in an industrial network?
Yes. Network Controllers can connect industrial networks while policies limit which devices, VLANs, and remote resources are allowed to communicate.
How are changes managed across sites?
Administrators configure routes, access policies, and IPsec tunnels in the Jimber management console. The same policy model can be applied across locations.