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IntegrationsThe platform page names Grafana, VictoriaMetrics, and Loki for per-flow visibility, and AWS, Azure, and GCP for cloud VMs.Its modular App Store supports third-party applications, including firewall and security, WAN optimization, voice and video optimization and DPI technologies.
ProductAccessOne is a software-only platform that layers intelligent SD-WAN over existing MPLS circuits and legacy VPN hardware.flexiWAN describes itself as an open-source SD-WAN and SASE solution.
SecurityThe security architecture includes default-deny zero-trust policies, MQTT control-plane mTLS and a unique X.509 certificate for each edge device.The platform includes firewall controls with application identification, port forwarding and 1:1 NAT, and supports 2FA login.
SupportThe Shared MTGE tier lists a dedicated support channel.During the 30-day trial, flexiWAN says support is provided and it will assist with installation and configuration as required.

AccessOne plans

  • AccessOne EnterprisePriced on request
  • AccessOne PrimePriced on request
  • Shared MTGEPriced on request

flexiWAN plans

  • Enterprise SaaS — 1–5 flexiEdge InstancesFree
  • Enterprise SaaS — 1,001–5,000 flexiEdge Instances, Paid Monthly$12 a month
  • Enterprise SaaS — 501–1,000 flexiEdge Instances, Paid Yearly$17
  • Enterprise SaaS — 501–1,000 flexiEdge Instances, Paid Monthly$20 a month
  • Enterprise SaaS — 101–500 flexiEdge Instances, Paid Yearly$21
  • Enterprise SaaS — 11–100 flexiEdge Instances, Paid Yearly$25

Pick AccessOne if…

AccessOne Prime is positioned for branches and cloud or on-premises VMs, while Enterprise is intended for headquarters and data centers. Shared MTGE is aimed at MSP and wholesale operators managing 10 or more tenants.

Pick flexiWAN if…

It suits enterprises and smaller service-provider deployments using the SaaS model, as well as service providers and system integrators using the service-provider model. It may fit teams that need application-aware routing, managed security and multi-site network deployment.

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