--- title: "SD-WAN connectivity" canonical: "https://docs.aryaka.com/space/KNOW/1641395/SD-WAN%20connectivity" format: markdown --- The SD-WAN > Connectivity page displays the networks currently configured for your Aryaka service. These networks are available to connect any of your sites. You can use the Connectivity page to view a network’s topology and understand how your sites are connected to other sites and internet resources. You can also configure VPN paths, security connectors, and cloud transport networks. manage, and configure your networks. If it is not already open, open it as follows: Log in to MyAryaka. The Home page appears. Click SD-WAN >  Connectivity in left navigation pane. The Connectivity page appears. It displays a summary tile for each of the following network types included in your subscription: VPN Path LAN MPLS Cloud Transport Cloud Security Vendor Direct Internet Click any tile to display the corresponding network's details. The following sections describe the network types in detail. VPN Path Connects sites using a set of encrypted tunnels. There are two types:  VPN Path Aryaka—Uses a set of encrypted tunnels to connect a site's ANAP to an Aryaka point of presence (POP). The encrypted network then exits the POP using another set of tunnels that connect to a remote site. This network allows the customer traffic to experience the benefits of Aryaka optimization engines including Link Assure, TCP Optimization, Compression, Deduplication, SSL, and SMB Proxy when connecting to other sites. Sites can opt out of consuming VPN Path Aryaka bandwidth by  contacting Customer Support . See the following topics to configure the features of this network: Quality of Service shaping and markings Link Assure Optimization rules VPN Path Internet—Uses a set of encrypted tunnels to connect a site to another site over the internet. This network allows customers to utilize the secure and low cost path between the sites to behave either as backup to VPN Path Aryaka or to carry traffic that is not sensitive to performance issues. Contact Aryaka Customer Support to enable this network if the tile is absent. The summary tiles that appear on the Connectivity page for these two types include the total number of  site groups  configured for each network. The site groups functionality enables you to create collections of your sites based on geography, business function, or any other rationale. Site groups simplify the management of multiple sites that are somehow related. Select one of the VPN Path tiles to view the associated network’s topology. The Topology page displays sites' connectivity details over this network as described in View network topology configuration . LAN The local area network at the site. All sites must have LAN and Direct Internet networks and at least one of the remaining network types. LAN and Direct Internet networks have configuration unique to its corresponding site. The remaining networks can share configuration with other sites. MPLS Connects a site's ANAP to the MPLS customer premise equipment (CPE), learns routes from it, and advertises routes to it.  To locate sites that are connected to your MPLS network Login to MyAryaka. The Home page appears. Click SD-WAN >  Connectivity in left navigation pane. The Connectivity page appears. Click the MPLS tile. The   page appears. It lists the sites connected to the MPLS CPE. The table shows each site's name, site code, and number of zones.  Contact Aryaka Customer Support to enable the MPLS network if is does not appear on the Networks page. Click any table row to display the list of zones routed by the MPLS network for the selected site. Contact Aryaka Customer Support  to connect more sites to the MPLS network or to add more zones to the MPLS network. Cloud Transport Connects a site's ANAP to a third-party cloud vendor and accesses the resources hosted there. Currently, Microsoft Azure Virtual WAN is the only supported cloud transport service.  Cloud Security Vendor Connects a site's ANAP to one or more third-party security platforms that process the site's internet traffic. The connection is made using a vendor-specific  cloud security connector . Currently, the following vendors are supported: Check Point Harmony Connect Netskope Palo Alto Networks Symantec Zscaler If the vendor you want to use is not supported by Aryaka, you can configure a custom network. Currently, this is the only network type that you can add. See the Manage Cloud Security Vendor networks topic for details. Direct Internet Internet access at a site using DIA links. All sites must have Direct Internet and LAN networks and at least one of the remaining network types. LAN and Direct Internet networks have configuration unique to its corresponding site. The remaining networks can share configuration with other sites. In this topic Related topics Add a cloud security network Cloud security connectors VPN Path Aryaka VPN Path Internet MPLS