In other words, when cross-border players expand their global business territory, they can do without strong network support. MPLS (Multi-protocol Label Switching) network private line once became the "darling" of international giants. It ensures efficient, safe and reliable data transmission through a unique tag-switched data transfer. However, the ** label behind this "favor" is not something that any little partner can make a decision at will.
Have you ever wondered how much money you have to pay for this MPLS leased line? Don't worry, although I can't directly quote a price for you to spend a lot of money, I can still throw you an "introduction" for the approximate cost grade.
MPLS is a thing, often tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands per month, this **, it's really not covered. The price of MPLS network leased line is affected by a variety of factors, such as how much bandwidth you want, how far the connection is, and what type of line you choose. In detail, I have to sit down with the merchant and have a good talk.
But having said that, the high cost of MPLS private lines is really a challenge for many small and medium-sized enterprises. As a result, many cross-border enterprises are beginning to align themselves with SD-WAN (software-defined wide area network technology) and plan to "retire" MPLS.
Why? Let's count the benefits of SD-WAN:
First of all, it is cost-effective. SD-WAN's ** is basically acceptable to small and medium-sized enterprises.
Secondly, it is highly flexible. Whether it's MPLS, LTE, or broadband, SD-WAN can take advantage of everything, and is far more flexible than MPLS, which relies on specific infrastructure.
Again, it's scalable. SD-WAN uses a cloud-native architecture, which makes it easy to expand and shrink to adapt to changes in enterprise needs. And what about MPLS? Often limited by physical network equipment.
And don't forget, simplicity. SD-WAN's centralized management and automation capabilities make deployment and maintenance much simpler, not as complex as MPLS.
Finally, cloud service optimization. Companies that rely on cloud services can optimize connection quality by using SD-WAN Direct to optimize connection quality and stay one step ahead of others.
Seeing this, do you feel like SD-WAN is an all-rounder? But don't forget, every business has different needs. Sometimes, MPLS may be your "Mr.." right”。So, my advice is to talk to Shang Shen before you decide to sign a big deal and see what kind of ideas they can give you. After all, what's right for you is the best, isn't it?