As a company dealing in satellite technology, we use it for small to big satellite links, and for some remote islands in the South Pacific. The environments that it's deployed in range from corporate offices, to those remote islands, to vessels. It includes cruise boats and shipping containers, and extends to people in Papua New Guinea working in the mud.

We're an ISP. We use it more on the troubleshooting side. We'll have an Exinda per satellite service, and it allows us to see that portion of the link.

It's very much a hybrid. Most of it is in the hub: one big one in the hub location, and then a lot of remote ones.

It's a WAN optimization tool. It allows us to provide WAN optimization at a more granular level than we would be able to do with a standard MPLS QoS configuration.

We use Exinda to control the bandwidth to different constituents on campus. 

We mainly use Exinda for traffic management, to make sure that our customers' traffic is prioritized.

Some of our customers don't want certain traffic to go through the network, so we can block or limit it.