It goes next to what you already run
Six integrations, and none of them ask you to move anything. Your directory stays where it is, your cloud account stays yours, and your collector keeps collecting. QS-WAN joins the diagram rather than redrawing it.
Identity, logging, and the cloud you already pay for
Each one is a page of its own, and each says what it confirms today rather than what it could do in principle.
Administrators sign in to the console with a domain account over LDAP or ADFS, and the client validates the signed-in Windows account against the domain.
Entra ID in two places: administrators sign in to the console, and the client fetches a device profile behind a Microsoft window.
Every detection and decision as one JSON object per line, sent to the collector you already run, and queued while a device is offline.
For teams with no rack. The licence installs on infrastructure you control, physical or cloud, and the software gateway runs there too.
An Azure VPN gateway you run yourself, on infrastructure you own. The page says what we confirm today and what we do not.
A Google Cloud VPN you run yourself, in a project that is already yours, with the gateway on your own infrastructure.
One new box in the diagram, and nothing crossed out
Your firewall stays
The gateway sits beside it, not in front of it. Nothing about your perimeter has to be rebuilt for this to work.
Your addressing stays
Subnets, VLANs and the ranges people already know keep their meaning. There is no renumbering exercise hiding in the deployment.
Your directory stays authoritative
People keep the account they already have. QS-WAN reads identity rather than asking you to maintain a second list of humans.
Your collector keeps collecting
Events arrive as one JSON object per line, so the parser you already wrote does not need a companion written for us.
Bring your diagram. We will point at the one box that changes.
An engineer, your architecture, and as long as you need. If the integration you need is not one of the six, say so and you will get a straight answer rather than a maybe. It is free and there is nothing to sign.