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- Background
- Next-Generation iWAN Solution
- Challenges of Traditional Branch Networking
- New iWAN Network Architecture
- Typical Application Scenarios
- iWAN Configuration Guide
- Contact Us
For enterprises with multiple branches or stores, secure and stable network interconnection is crucial. However, traditional VPN solutions face several challenges:
β Complex deployment and high costs: Long setup cycles and expensive maintenance.
β Inability to intelligently identify business traffic: Mixing critical applications with general traffic degrades user experience.
β Cumbersome management: Complex configurations increase operational burdens.
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Cost-effective: Replaces traditional leased lines, reducing network expenses.
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Intelligent traffic scheduling: Ensures priority for critical business applications.
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Quick deployment: One-click setup, adaptable to various network environments.
- Applications like video conferencing and AI recognition consume large amounts of bandwidth, making leased line expansion costly.
- Critical applications share bandwidth with general traffic, causing congestion and delays.
- Traditional backup switching takes too long, leaving backup lines unused most of the time.
- Decentralized device management increases operational costs and complexity.
| Parameter | iWAN | Dedicated Line | IPSec | L2TP |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Construction Cost | Moderate | High | Moderate | Low |
| Security | End-to-end | End-to-end | High security, lower transmission efficiency | No encryption, can be terminated |
| Stability | Lightweight client integrity check, reliable connection | Depends on fiber quality | Secure connection | Point-to-point tunnel, average reliability |
| Connection Speed | Fast speed, supports large concurrent sessions | Point-to-point direct connection | Multiple key exchanges required, average speed | Multiple processing steps at exit, average efficiency |
| Transmission Efficiency | 8-byte iWAN header, high efficiency | Point-to-point, relatively high efficiency | Relatively low transmission efficiency | Point-to-point, average transmission efficiency |
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Intelligent Traffic Scheduling: Routes critical business through optimal links for better stability.
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Zero Configuration Deployment: Supports automatic setup without manual configuration.
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High Availability: Multi-link intelligent switching prevents network disruptions.
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Cloud-Based Centralized Management: Unified device monitoring for simplified operations.
- Dynamic Path Selection: Automatically chooses the best route based on real-time link quality.
- NAT Traversal: Works in complex network environments for improved compatibility.
- High-Efficiency Transmission Protocols: Reduces overhead by 30% compared to traditional VPNs for faster speeds.
- Intelligent Traffic Control: Prioritizes video, voice, and office applications to ensure smooth operations.
- Secure and efficient interconnection across branches while reducing leased line costs.
- Ensure stable access to headquartersβ ERP and OA systems.
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Deploy Panabit iWAN Gateway at headquarters for centralized traffic management.
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Deploy iWAN devices at branch locations for automatic headquarters access.
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Application-Level Traffic Control ensures priority for ERP and OA systems.
- Efficient interconnection between rural clinics and hospitals for secure medical data transmission.
- Address poor network quality and lack of IT personnel in townships.
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Township hospitals act as SD-WAN POP nodes, with clinics connecting via iWAN tunnels.
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Remote Medical Acceleration ensures stable operation of HIS, PACS, and imaging systems.
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Automatic Traffic Scheduling enhances medical service experience.
- Centralized WiFi management for nationwide stores to ensure stable POS system operation.
- Provide guest WiFi without affecting business networks.
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iWAN + Small APs: Remote management for store WiFi with QR code setup.
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Intelligent Traffic Control: Prioritizes bandwidth for POS systems and surveillance.
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SSID Management: Separates employee and guest networks for enhanced security.
π Steps: 1οΈβ£ Configure WAN Interface and bind public IP
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2οΈβ£ Set Address Pool to allocate private IPs
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3οΈβ£ Create iWAN Authentication Account (Username: test, Password: 123456)
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4οΈβ£ Enable iWAN Service and bind authentication settings
π₯ iWAN Client Download Link: π Click to Download
π Note: The package includes Windows, Android, and Linux versions.
π Steps:
1οΈβ£ Select iWAN as the WAN connection type
π Diagram
2οΈβ£ Enter iWAN Server Address, Port, Username, Password
3οΈβ£ Save and apply settings to automatically connect to headquarters
After extraction, double-click iWAN.exe to run.
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Server | IP address or domain of iWAN server |
| Port | Port mapped to iWAN server |
| Username | iWAN login username |
| Password | Corresponding password for the username |
After installation, open iwanClient.
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Server | IP address or domain of iWAN server |
| Port | Port mapped to iWAN server |
| Username | iWAN login username |
| Password | Corresponding password for the username |
Download and install iwanClient from the App Store, then open iwanClient.
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Server | IP address or domain of iWAN server |
| Port | Port mapped to iWAN server |
| Username | iWAN login username |
| Password | Corresponding password for the username |
Before running the program, manually configure the server settings.
Use the following command to create the /etc/sdwan directory:
sudo mkdir /etc/sdwan
sudo vim /etc/sdwan/iwan.conf[iwan0]
server=Server_IP
username=Login_Username
password=Password
port=Server_Port
mtu=Maximum_Transmission_Unit
encrypt=Encryption (0: No encryption, 1: Encrypted)Use scp to upload the files to the backend.
chmod +x /root/sdwand/root/sdwand &Run ifconfig to check the added iwan0 interface, which should be automatically assigned an IP.
Add a static route for the iWAN network segment:
route add βnet x.x.x.x/nn dev iwan0π Official Website: www.panabit.com
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