Internet that stays on regardless of which ISP is having a bad day. Multi-carrier failover, branch office connectivity, intelligent traffic routing, and Starlink integration — all managed from a single pane of glass. Enterprise-grade WAN architecture sized for Texas small businesses.
Most small businesses are one ISP outage away from a full stop. SD-WAN changes that equation. With two internet connections managed by a single intelligent policy engine, your business keeps running even when your primary provider goes dark.
Vaelance deploys and configures SD-WAN for single-site failover and multi-location branch connectivity — with Starlink integration for sites where traditional redundancy is not available. Every deployment is documented, tested, and handed off with a full runbook.
Two internet connections — fiber, cable, LTE, or Starlink — managed by SD-WAN so that when one fails, traffic instantly shifts to the other. No manual intervention, no rebooting a router, no waiting on hold with your ISP while employees sit idle. Automatic, tested, and documented.
Zero-Downtime FailoverMultiple Texas locations connected with consistent policy, shared security posture, and centralized visibility from a single management dashboard. Sales offices, warehouses, retail locations, and remote branches — all operating as a unified network with the same rules and visibility as headquarters.
Multi-Site · Unified PolicyVoice, video, and business-critical applications get priority bandwidth regardless of what else is happening on the connection. A staff member streaming video does not kill your executive's Zoom call. QoS policies are configured per application class and enforced across all WAN connections simultaneously.
VoIP · Video · SaaS PriorityOne dashboard to see every site, every connection, every device. Traffic analytics, uptime history, bandwidth utilization, and policy status — all visible from a single pane of glass. Changes to network policy roll out to all sites simultaneously without touching physical hardware at each location.
Cloud Dashboard · Real-TimeStarlink connects directly into SD-WAN as a primary or backup WAN connection. For remote Texas sites without fiber options, Starlink plus SD-WAN provides enterprise-grade connectivity management at remote locations — with the same policies and visibility as every other site on the network.
Remote Sites · Rural TexasSD-WAN with next-generation firewall capabilities — application-aware routing, content filtering, intrusion prevention, and encrypted tunnels between sites. For businesses with compliance requirements, SD-WAN integrated with NGFW provides the network segmentation and audit trail that assessors look for.
NGFW · IPS · Encrypted TunnelsFiber gets cut during construction. Cable modems fail on Friday afternoons. Storm damage takes out local infrastructure for hours or days. If your business has a single internet connection, you have a single point of failure. SD-WAN eliminates that with automatic failover that requires zero manual intervention.
Traditional MPLS circuits connecting branch offices cost $500–$2,000 per month per site and take months to provision. SD-WAN over standard internet connections provides the same connectivity — often with better performance — at a fraction of the cost, without the multi-year service contracts.
With cloud-managed SD-WAN, every location appears in a single dashboard. Network policy is configured once and applied everywhere. When something changes — a new application, a new security rule, a new site — it propagates automatically. No more driving to branch offices to update router configs.
SD-WAN intelligently routes voice and video traffic over the best available path in real time. If your primary connection develops packet loss or jitter, calls automatically shift to the cleaner path. QoS enforcement means your phone system and video conferences get the bandwidth they need regardless of what else is running on the network.
We will assess your current WAN setup, identify your single points of failure, and give you a straight recommendation on what SD-WAN looks like for your business. No obligation.