HN757: Building a DIY SD-WAN to Serve (Very) Remote Customers
Elijah Zeida successfully implemented a cost-effective SD-WAN solution using Mikrotik devices to provide Internet access to a remote mountain town.
MAIN POINTS
- Elijah Zeida faced a connectivity challenge for a remote mountain town with limited budget.
- He built a DIY SD-WAN using Mikrotik boxes to solve the issue.
- The solution provided reliable Internet access to the remote area.
- The project highlights innovative use of technology in budget-constrained environments.
TAKEAWAYS
- Creative problem-solving can overcome budget limitations in network engineering.
- DIY solutions can be effective for remote connectivity challenges.
- Mikrotik devices are versatile tools for building custom network solutions.
- Remote areas can achieve reliable Internet access with innovative approaches.