SD-WAN Network Monitoring: full visibility of your applications, devices and network

SD-WAN monitoring gives IT managers a complete, real-time overview of their entire WAN and security infrastructure — live network traffic, application performance, connected devices and security events, all from a single dashboard.

What is SD-WAN monitoring?

To identify network problems affecting the performance of your SD-WAN, monitoring constantly tracks your network from the end-user's perspective — so issues are caught and understood as they actually impact your business, not just as raw link statistics.

What you can see, in one dashboard

Our SD-WAN monitoring platform brings together everything you need to understand your network's health at a glance:

• Application monitoring — a complete view of applications traversing your network, by application type and by user.
• Application SLA performance — visibility of SLA breaches against the applications running over your SD-WAN.
• User visibility — quickly identify users on your network and see their application usage.
• Threat map — live security events from your intrusion prevention system, antivirus and antispam.
• Link switch events — see exactly when application traffic was steered to an alternative circuit after an SLA breach.
• Traffic logs & security events — a comprehensive log of traffic and events across your SD-WAN network.
• Network topology map — your entire network by geographic location and link status, whether site-to-site, fully meshed or hub-and-spoke.

The benefits of Stream's SD-WAN

• Application steering — combining automation and intelligence to keep priority applications performing as expected.
• SD-WAN security — advanced firewall capabilities including intrusion prevention, application visibility and control, antivirus, antispam and web filtering.
• Zero Touch Provisioning — new devices provisioned automatically with minimal manual intervention, cutting deployment costs.
• Connectivity savings — reducing reliance on expensive Ethernet circuits without compromising on performance.