List of Aruba SD-WAN Customers
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Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased Aruba SD-WAN for SD-WAN from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using Aruba SD-WAN for SD-WAN include: DAZN, a United Kingdom based Media organisation with 2400 employees and revenues of $2.20 billion, Supalai Public Company, a Thailand based Construction and Real Estate organisation with 1640 employees and revenues of $892.0 million, The Outnet, a YOOX NET-A-PORTER GROUP Company, a United Kingdom based Retail organisation with 2600 employees and revenues of $700.0 million, Vera Wang, a United States based Retail organisation with 200 employees and revenues of $15.0 million, City of Alliance Police Department, a United States based Government organisation with 50 employees and revenues of $5.0 million and many others.
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City of Alliance Police Department | Government | 50 | $5M | United States | Aruba | Aruba SD-WAN | SD-WAN | 2015 | n/a |
In 2015, the City of Alliance Police Department implemented Aruba SD-WAN to virtualize its WAN and branch networking infrastructure. The deployment used Aruba SD-WAN in the SD-WAN category to consolidate branch connectivity and bring SD-Branch capabilities into the departmental network.
Engineered workstreams virtualized infrastructure components including VMware virtualization, HPE SDN for fabric control, Aruba SD-WAN and SD-Branch for overlay and branch orchestration, and Palo Alto virtual firewalls for virtualized security enforcement. Configuration work emphasized overlay orchestration, centralized policy management, and application aware routing consistent with SD-WAN functional patterns.
Integrations connected Aruba SD-WAN with on-prem VMware hosts and HPE SDN components, and integrated Palo Alto virtual firewall instances to enforce segmentation and security at the edge. Operational scope focused on network and infrastructure functions supporting the police department, with IT operations centralized to manage WAN orchestration, policy distribution, and virtualized security insertion. Governance and rollout were engineered to align virtualization, SD-Branch architecture, and firewall orchestration under a single network operations approach.
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DAZN | Media | 2400 | $2.2B | United Kingdom | Aruba | Aruba SD-WAN | SD-WAN | 2018 | n/a |
In 2018, DAZN deployed Aruba SD-WAN as part of its enterprise networking program. The Aruba SD-WAN implementation targeted SD-WAN requirements for both enterprise network operations and live production network support at DAZN's Leeds operations in the United Kingdom.
The implementation centered on Aruba SD-WAN controllers and edge appliances orchestrating an overlay fabric, with configuration of application aware routing, centralized policy management, and segmentation to separate live production traffic from general corporate flows. Functional capabilities implemented included orchestration and provisioning, VPN overlay tunnels, policy based application steering, and centralized firmware and configuration management for edge devices.
Aruba SD-WAN was integrated into an existing heterogeneous network estate, interoperating with Cisco routing and switching platforms including Cisco ASR, Cisco 3850, 4500 and 2960x series, and Cisco Nexus 5k 7k 9k switches. The deployment also interfaced with F5 BIG-IP and Checkpoint firewall appliances for traffic security and load management, ClearPass for network access control, Aruba Wireless and WLC for wireless access continuity, Arista switches in data center segments, SolarWinds for monitoring and Lantronix console management for device access.
Operational scope and governance rested with DAZN network engineering and live production teams, with junior network engineering resources scoped to provision, maintain and support enterprise and live production network solutions during the initial rollout. Rollout and change control were executed as phased site provisioning with centralized policy templates and role based configuration management to ensure consistent enforcement of SD-WAN routing and segmentation across branches and production sites.
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Supalai Public Company | Construction and Real Estate | 1640 | $892M | Thailand | Aruba | Aruba SD-WAN | SD-WAN | 2020 | n/a |
In 2020, Supalai Public Company deployed Aruba SD-WAN within its SD-WAN estate to modernize WAN control for its IT organization in Bangkok. The deployment of Aruba SD-WAN was positioned as a network infrastructure initiative under the company information technology function, supporting connectivity and operations for the Bangkok site and related corporate IT services.
The implementation emphasized standard SD-WAN functional modules including centralized orchestration and policy management, application aware routing and traffic steering, and WAN edge device provisioning with Aruba SD-WAN as the core application. Configuration work focused on template based device configuration, segmented policy zones for network segregation, and automated template push for consistent edge configurations.
Integrations were implemented with the existing Aruba network fabric and Fortinet firewall appliances to align security and edge routing, and the SD-WAN solution was integrated into the on premises technology stack that included Active Directory, VMware virtualization, Veaam backup workflows, and Azure cloud resources. Operational integration prioritized authentication and directory services alignment, virtual network routing with VMware hosts, backup continuity with Veaam, and secure transit to Azure workloads.
Operational ownership and governance were managed by Supalai IT staff including System Engineer roles and IT leadership, with responsibilities covering technical support, troubleshooting, asset management, and adherence to ISO 27001 aligned security practices. Day to day operations emphasized onsite engineering and maintenance, ticket driven incident handling, and routine configuration management for Aruba SD-WAN to sustain network availability and policy compliance.
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Retail | 2600 | $700M | United Kingdom | Aruba | Aruba SD-WAN | SD-WAN | 2017 | n/a |
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Retail | 200 | $15M | United States | Aruba | Aruba SD-WAN | SD-WAN | 2017 | n/a |
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