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What is SD-WAN?

Presented by:

Who is IPM?

• IT Consulting Firm based

in NYC

• Team of professionals with

experience in many

verticals including legal,

healthcare, finance and

more

• Providing IT solutions for

nearly three decades

Agenda

• SD-WAN Overview

• Citrix NetScaler SD-WAN Introduction

• Use Cases

• Questions

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Collaboration & Sharing

Access & Data Security

App & Desktop Virtualization

Enterprise Mobility Management

Delivery Networks & Cloud

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Today’s WAN Challenges are Different

Bandwidth demands within the enterprise are increasing at 15% per year

Businesses are transforming faster than ever, and network agility is key to keeping

pace

Multi-protocol label switching (MPLS) was never designed with SaaS and cloud apps

in mind

With more applications moving to the cloud, WAN reliability becomes key to

business continuity

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And often lacks the reliability that

enterprises need

The WAN is the Most Expensive Part of the Enterprise Network

6%

21%

65%

7%

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70%

Campus/User Edge

Data Center

WAN

Network Security

Which Portion of Your Network Is Most Expensive?

Challenges with the Enterprise WAN

Gartner Data Center Conference Dec 2015: Top 10 Ways to reduce Network/Telecom Budget presentation

AccessType

Typical Availability

Downtime Per MonthPer Circuit

Consumer-grade DSL 98% 15 Hours

Business DSL 99.0% 7 Hours

Metro Ethernet 99.5% 4 Hours

MPLS Leased Line 99.9% 1 Hour

Source: Gartner (July 2013)

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Introducing Software Defined WANs

Intelligent and dynamic load sharing

Secure connectivity and integrated network

services

Simplified managementLightweight

replacement for WAN routers

Source:Gartner Market Guide for Software Defined WAN- Dec 1, 2015

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NetScaler SD-WANOverview

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Deliver the mobile workspace securely, effectively and efficiently over any network

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NetScaler SD-WAN

Reduce Costby up to 80%

Alwayson Service

Better User Experience

Easy Deployment and Management

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Bandwidth Demands Are Increasing

Source: Cisco Visual Networking Index: Forecast and Methodology, 2013 - 2018

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

PB/Month 17,774 20,898 23,738 26,361 29305

0

5,000

10,000

15,000

20,000

25,000

30,000

35,000

Corporate WAN TrafficDigital Signage

Web Applications

Guest WiFi

Video-Based Content

“Cat Videos”

Corporate WAN traffic to grow at 15% per year through 2018

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Not only is MPLS expensive, but:

• The timeframe for MPLS adds/moves/changes is 90 days or more

• Often requires multi-year contracts

• Limits local support independence

2Q2016

City MPLS - T1 MPLS - 10 Mbps BB - 10 Mbps

Atlanta $626 $1,204 $95

Boston $440 $1,363 $95

Chicago $419 $1,401 $95

Cleveland $531 $1,311 $95

Dallas $643 $1,108 $95

Denver $368 $1,425 $95

Detroit $452 $1,066 $95

Houston $689 $1,228 $95

Los Angeles $453 $1,606 $95

Miami $687 $1,435 $95

Minneapolis $645 $1,198 $95

New York $415 $1,326 $95

Philadelphia $550 $1,001 $95

San Francisco $684 $1,301 $95

Seattle $574 $1,341 $95

St. Louis $557 $1,264 $95

Washington $441 $1,590 $95

Average $543 $1,305 $95

MPLS Pricing vs Broadband in the U.S.

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Business Case for a North American Enterprise

$500/month1 Mbps MPLS

$95/month10 Mbps DSL

$1,300/month10 Mbps MPLS

Example customer with:

• 50 branches / 2 data centers

• 1 Mbps today; Need for 10 Mbps

• Two options:

1. Grow MPLS to 10 Mbps

2. MPLS plus broadband

• Three-year savings of ~$800K by using SD-WAN

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Beyond Cost Savings, NetScaler SD-WAN Improves Availability

AccessType

Typical Availability

Downtime Per Month

Consumer-grade DSL 98% 15 Hours

Business DSL 99.0% 7 Hours

Metro Ethernet 99.5% 4 Hours

MPLS Leased Line 99.9% 1 Hour

Standard MPLS SLAs contribute ~1 hour to downtime each month

Source: Gartner (July 2013)

AccessType

Typical $/Month

100 Mbps Ethernet access to Internet VPN

$2,900

100 Mbps Ethernet access to MPLS $4,200

100 Mbps Ethernet protectedoptical ring access to MPLS

$5,200

Dual diversely routed 100 Mbps Ethernet access to MPLS

$12,000

…And higher level availability SLAs are expensive

Source: Gartner (July 2013)

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Beyond Cost Savings, NetScaler SD-WAN Improves Availability (cont.)

• Site Availability = 1-((1-Service A Availability)*(1-Service B Availability))

NetScaler SD-WAN allows you to seamlessly combine multiple services:

• Business DSL + Cable 99.95%

• MPLS + Business DSL 99.99%

• MPLS + MPLS 99.999+%

Yeah, but what about a cable cut?

• MPLS + Bus. DSL + Mobile 99.999+%

Source: Gartner (July 2013)

AccessType

Typical Availability

Downtime Per Month

Consumer-grade DSL

98% 15 Hours

Business DSL 99.0% 7 Hours

Metro Ethernet 99.5% 4 Hours

MPLS Leased Line 99.9% 1 Hour

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Gartner’s Latest VDI Recommendation

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Measure real-time performance…in each

direction

Accelerate ICA/CIFS/SMB/MAPI

Compress data

Bandwidth priority and sensitivity to latency, jitter

and packet loss

Business policies on link types and

usage

Optimal Application

delivery

Network Policies

Application Needs

Network Conditions

Application Acceleration

NetScaler SD-WAN for Optimal Application Delivery

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WANOP Edition

Optimize bandwidth while accelerating application delivery

Enterprise Edition

Fully integrated solution for efficiency, reliability, and usability

Standard Edition

Scale bandwidth, ensure availability, and reduce costs

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NetScaler SD-WAN Overview

Internet (DIA/DSL/Cable)

MPLS

4G LTE / Satellite

Virtualized

WAN

NetScaler SD-WAN NetScaler SD-WAN

IPSec

IPSec

• Logically bonds multiple, distinct WAN connections into one virtual path

• Encrypt data between devices to provide end-to-end security

• Direct packets based upon application needs, link performance, and business policies

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NetScaler SD-WAN with Optional WAN Optimization

• Used in conjunction with a single WAN link or independent WAN links

• Improves the user experience by accelerating application protocols

• Reduces bandwidth utilization by compressing and de-duplicating application data

• Provides details into application performance delivery through AppFlow

MPLS

NetScaler SD-WAN NetScaler SD-WAN

WAN

Optimization

WAN

Optimization

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Skilled Nursing Facilities Operator with 49 locations

Challenges & Opportunities

• Established XenDesktop customer with 49 remote locations connected with MPLS

• New electronic medical record (EMR) project required immediate bandwidth upgrades, but MPLS was expensive ($500/site/month to increase to 10 Mbps)

• Needed reliable, effective connectivity for remote locations

Why NetScaler SD-WAN

• As an existing customer, Citrix is a trusted solution provider, and customer saw the benefits of a “Citrix on Citrix” approach

• Avoided $300K/yr. increase of network capacity upgrades with NetScaler SD-WAN by bonding MPLS & broadband links for better use of existing bandwidth

Results

• Ten month payback on the purchase versus scaling existing MPLS connections

• Immediate EMR rollout instead of 90-120 days for MPLS (circuit) upgrades

• Instant failover/DR at remote sites for better application reliability & VoIP QoS

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Large File Transfers

• Path selection = assign application traffic to the best path

• Path bonding = leveraging multiple paths for application traffic

• NetScaler SD-WAN provides both…other solutions don’t

Total BW

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100Users 200Users 300Users

NoWANOp 17.6 35.4 45.4

CloudBridge 3.4 7.3 11.7

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10.0

20.0

30.0

40.0

50.0

Mbps

WANBandwidth

https://www.citrix.com/content/dam/citrix/en_us/documents/products-solutions/tolly-report-citrix-cloudbridge-xendesktop-performance-evaluation.pdf

• Reduces WAN bandwidth requirements by up to 80%

• Preconfigured QoS settings ensure correct prioritization of HDX traffic

• Supports both single-stream and multi-stream deployments

• And optimizes other enterprise applications as well

NetScaler SD-WAN Benefits for XenDesktop

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The challenge:

• Single Data Center supporting multiple branch office locations with:• MPLS @ 1.5 to 3 Mbps depending on branch size

• Separate Internet access connection for customer Wi-Fi

• Data center hosted Citrix and other enterprise applications

• Issues: • Poor application performance

• MPLS network was a single point of failure

• Inability to use all of the available WAN bandwidth

NetScaler SD-WAN Increases XenDesktop Reliability and Usability

• XenApp• Email• File Shares

InternetAccess

2

MPLS

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With the NetScaler SD-WAN solution:

• MPLS and Internet bandwidth shared across employees and customers

• No single point of failure for a particular application

• XenApp traffic can be prioritized and minimum bandwidth reserved, maintaining application performance even when network is congested

• Improved application performance through bandwidth scalability

• Increased efficiency by printing offload from MPLS bandwidth

NetScaler SD-WAN Increases XenDesktop Reliability and Usability

2

MPLS

Virtualized WANXenApp

EmailFile Shares

Internet Access

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Branch Offices Enterprise Data Center

NetScaler

SD-WAN

VPXWAN

NetScaler

SD-WAN

Accelerate Microsoft Apps with NetScaler SD-WAN

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Office 365 SaaS Acceleration

NetScaler SD-WAN at

Branch Office

NetScaler SD-WAN at a

proximal office / Cloud

WAN

Ensure great user experience with end-to-end security

• Alleviate latency

• Accelerate access

• Reduce bandwidth needs

• Flexible deployment options 10x 20x 30x 40x 50x

Sample Performance gains

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Optimize Video Delivery to Branches

XenDesktop

XenApp

Data center

Branch office

Video server

User A

User B

NetScaler SD-WAN

WAN

User C

• NetScaler SD-WAN provides:

ᵒ Caching or de-duplication of videos for XenDesktop

environments

ᵒ Caching videos from content sites, both internal and external

ᵒ Pre-staging of video content into the cache

ᵒ Prioritize traffic from preferred video content sites

• Deliver a better video experience while reducing WAN bandwidth

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For any follow up questions, to set an appointment or request

additional information, please contact:

Andy Sontag Albert Sales Manager, IPM Territory Manager, [email protected] [email protected]

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