What is the SDWAN why we need SDWAN technology parameters of SDWAN hub & spoke topology ,site migration process, TLOC, OMP protocols etc

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SDWAN is a software-defined approach to managing and optimizing WAN connections.

SDWAN provides centralized management and control of WAN connections, allowing for greater flexibility and agility.
It can improve application performance and reduce costs by dynamically routing traffic over the most efficient path.
SDWAN hub and spoke topology allows for centralized control and management of branch locations.
Site migration process involves configuring the SDWAN solution to support the new site and migrating traffic to the new site.
TLOC (Transport Location) is a logical representation of a physical site or location in the SDWAN network.
OMP (Overlay Management Protocol) is used to exchange routing information between SDWAN edge devices.

What is the SDWAN why we need SDWAN technology parameters of SDWAN hub &amp; spoke topology ,site migration process, TLOC, OMP protocols etc