We use the solution for SD-WAN as well as SD-WAN plus security NGFW, UTM. We use the combination of these three as they relate to multi-sites. 

The primary feature that we find most favorable is its exceptional scalability. It proves to be highly scalable and versatile, serving a multitude of purposes. Whether it involves scaling applications, expanding the user base, or implementing various options for specific application scenarios, Versa Unified allows us to achieve these objectives seamlessly. In contrast, attempting the same operations with alternative solutions often presents challenges, making Versa a preferred choice in such scenarios.

Our company primarily uses Versa FlexVNF for SD-WAN, and we also explore its security features so that we can secure our infrastructure with the flexibility of SD-WAN.

We use 21.2.1, which is the latest version of the solution.

The solution is already deployed and we use it for our customers.

The solution has different uses, depending on the customer, some using it for firewall protection and others only in its SD-WAN role. Different customers have different subscriptions.

We are talking about a managed solution. Say, for example, one has broadband linkage and 12X link. A separate structure would be required for these links. With our solution, we can create the traffic on both the links and it is auto-managed. We can select the best route. This way, if it seems that broadband link has dropped, the link will automatically be shifted to our next best route. There would be no need to deploy a firewall in it, as it is already embedded in our solution. This saves our customers from having to deploy the firewall. 

We mainly implement this solution for SD-WAN service, a next-generation firewall, and UTM.

We use it for MPLS connectivity, VPNs, etc.

We primarily use the solution for SD-WAN with the built-in firewall, the NG firewall.

We are partnered with Versa via Colt Technology Services. We have two SD-WAN partners, Versa and VMware. My clients use Versa for remote work because it is an on-prem solution that is good at cloud security with its cloud web gateway.

I'm an IP access engineer and we are customers of Versa.

We primarily use the solution for multi-link aggregated circuits that are co-managed with our provider.

We are a service provider, and we provide WAN services to various enterprise clients. We were among the  first three CSP's to launch SDWAN services in India with the help of Versa. Later on, we adopted Cisco and Fortinet platforms.

We are using this product and also implementing it for our clients. We manage everything for the customer. We use it here on our platform and also manage the solution for our customers for whom we install it.

Let's say a customer is on premises and he wants to move to the internet but wants to keep the interconnection between their sites. He doesn't want to remain embedded. We would propose Versa in this case.

Also, if a client asks us for more reporting, more analytics and more monitoring and our embedded solution can't do this as a single solution because it would be very heavy and expensive, we would propose Versa. The client finds the analytics and monitoring in Versa very easy and very clear.

It's an SD-WAN solution. It's a feature-rich network router, which gives you, at the site, WAN optimization. 

Among our clients, there are roughly 30-50 employees using this solution. 

We mostly implement this product for our clients.

It's a purely internet-based solution. That means the customer already has their Ownned up-link(s), which we call DIA(Direct Internet Access). That means the customer brings their own connections to set up the virtual SD-WAN network and just use our white-box solution. On top of it, we set out an SD-WAN appliance which can be controlled by the setup on the CTG side.

We primarily use the solution for connecting to other branches via SD-WAN tunnels. The solution is routing data via application area polices and deprecation tools. It's a mix of a firewall and prevention software.

I am working as a network engineer, and I test the performance of virtual routers and other products. I work in a lab environment where we test the performance of these products. I have worked on Data Plane for Versa. We have a controller deployed, and we have different templates on it.

I primarily use FlexVNF for SD-WAN, connecting all our branches, and the main steering.