Robust wired and wireless that supports today’s evolving indoor and outdoor connectivity demands.
Service Catalog / Edge Service
Secure, Integrated Edge Connectivity
Simple WAN service without on-prem firewall and SD-WAN appliances
Next-gen WAN Connectivity And Lifecycle Management
Simple to use and manage Internet and WAN connectivity without traditional add-on appliances, cost and IT burden.

Nile’s Leading-Edge Differentiation
Nile Offers Unmatched IT And Business Advantages
Internet Connectivity Without SD-WAN Complexity
Built-in Edge service streamlines WAN connectivity, eliminating separate hardware, software and management across 30+ locations, for significant cost and time savings.
“Nileʼs Edge Service gives us a network with built-in capabilities that streamlines offering end-to-end access to internet and cloud services—without involving and managing multiple platforms, vendors, or service providers.ˮ
Vice President
Technology Operations

Nike Makes WAN Connectivity As Easy As 1, 2, 3
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Nile offer an integrated WAN Service?
The Nile Edge Service allows customers to offload traditional firewall and SD-WAN responsibilities and burden. By providing autonomous connectivity that natively resides within the Nile Trust Service Fabric we’ve removed policy management, SLA tuning, and manual WAN optimization from day-to-day operations.
What happens once I initiate a Nile Edge Service subscription?
Once subscribed, WAN connectivity is automatically enabled. Basic WAN contract information, including circuit details, start dates, and contracted speeds is all that is needed. Autonomous functions discover internet providers, monitor link performance, and begin optimizing traffic with no operational overhead.
How does traffic get routed without traditional WAN policies?
Edge Service continuously evaluates link performance, utilization, and observed internet behavior to dynamically select optimal paths. Mission-critical traffic is preferentially placed on higher-quality circuits, while non-critical traffic is opportunistically routed over secondary links—all without static rules, priorities, or manual intervention.