Azure Virtual WAN Reviews

You can start for free, then pay as you go. Easy to get started

Even though there are a lot of documentation and howto's available, it feels sometimes complicated to get started

Use the free test period to see if it fits your needs

It makes it much more simple to teach function of networks to our students, as it is easy to create virtual networks on

I appreciate the ease of setup/configuration as well as the assurance that my environment is secure.

Some of the costs associated with maintaining this environment could be hefty.

Be sure to have your requirements understood, documented, which would allow you to understand the total cost of ownership (TCO) - meaning, your monthly costs/fees for deploying your Virtual WAN. This will prevent any potential sticker price shock, and if you compare with other Secure Virtual WANs, you would see the overall savings here.

Parallel processing during client migration from an on-premise environment to secure cloud environment.

it helps the organization to connect one site to another site, create an express route and point to the site connections

nothing is disliked in this product it is always worthy

Many organizations required hybrid solutions.

Connection between onpremise site and

Our favorite thing about Virtual WAN is its global capabilities. There are most definitely a lot of better options out there for companies with a more global focus, but Virtual WAN is one of the best global options we've seen. It is an extremely robust tool, that seems to account for any user most anywhere across the globe.

At times, we have issues with connectivity. This doesn't seem to be as contingent upon specific regions of the world, as it does to specific times connected to sporadic outages that are difficult to foresee. This leaves us mostly satisfied, but with the constant worry that there will be another outage, leaving certain groups of users without service or good connectivity. Again, these outages are sporadic, but still scary.

Make sure you look carefully into its features. It is most certainly a great and powerful tool, but it doesn't come cheap. Make sure you know exactly which features you need so that you can only be paying for what you need.

Azure Virtual WAN is an excellent global solution. The connectivity that it provides us no matter which part of the world our traffic is coming from, Virtual WAN seems to adapt extremely well, and allow for a great UX. For us, it has solved the problem of only offering our top notch service to certain areas of the globe. Now we feel that we can offer it to pretty much anyone.

I love how it connected different aspects of our business, particularly sales

It could definitely be easier to use and navigate, as it took a while to get to grips with it.

Do your research.

It brings people together

.Azure is able to connect businesses simply through a safe and easy to use platform

Some of the features are initially difficult to use but customer support is helpful

In term of connecting businesses, azure has been a great feature

It is a great VPN with great design and tools that makes an efficient site to site scalability. It is very organized with an simple configuration to open the ports of connections.. It is simple to navigate as it is not entitled in the browser and no active VPN can be detected.

The connectivity sometimes don't occur due to a failed and unstable internet connection.

It should be used by everyone who are related with the administrated networks. It is very easy to understand and the usage is simple. Thus saves your time too.

It is a great software that helps you access websites of the world of any kind. It is very easy to use and streamlines the development.

Azure WAN connectivity for site to site connections is reliable and secure.

Our on-premise VPN site is connected to HUB which enables the connectivity of our site to other Azure regions by creating a Virtual Network and a virtual hub vpngateway.

The network communications have become more secure and cost effective.

We are performing a lot of tests and still in the pilot phase with the WAN services. Till now,no big issues have come up.

Design and more organized model, I love the simple configuration to open ports of connections where the networks stabilize access, the other configurations will be automatic where you will take and connect the selected networks in order to use the VPN in your console, it is too efficient and thanks to this virtual console it is safer to navigate since it is not encrusted in the browser and there is no way to detect if there is any type of active VPN.

The connectivity some of the times fails at the moment that there is some instability in the internet connection, this virtual console will not show any failure in the and you will be unprotected without knowing the networks are visible and also if you open the connection between two devices one with less one layer will slow down the two connection platform.

It should be used by all the people who administer networks, it is a headache to have this platform.

The creation of certain categories of automated systems with connections is often somewhat difficult because the support of the connections are not as effective and often a risk but with this console gives you the manual connection of the team and streamlines a development environment.

My company uses Microsoft Azure to organize all of our internal sites and apps in one place that you can access with the same login. When you log in there are about 20 tiles representing different apps that you can then use seamlessly. It saves a lot of time and frustration.

My company uses two-factor login, and you can check a box to not have to get a text message code for 30 days if you're using your regular computer. However, I've found that even when I check the box, I'm sometimes asked to enter another code repeatedly before the 30 days is over.

Before I would have to log in on many individual sites that I can now access all through one portal. It makes me more efficient.