3COM Corp EFW POLICY SERVER V2.0 ( 3CRFW020-PS-97 )

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Product Details

• Shipping Weight: 1 pounds
• Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S.
• ASIN: B000281Y3M
• Item model number: 3CRFW020-PS-97
• Date first available at Amazon.com: May 11, 2004
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Product Description

Product Description

Marketing Information:

3Com Embedded Firewall Policy Server software works with 3Com Firewall PCI and PC Cards to extend highly tamper-resistant firewall filtering and auditing capabilities to servers and desktops across the enterprise, both inside and outside the network perimeter. The policy server provides essential management capabilities for your installed base of firewall-enabled systems-including telecommuter PCs, mobile notebooks, VPN gateways, shared servers, DMZ subnets, Web servers, contractor desktops, and "always-on" broadband connections.

Product Information

Software Sub Type: Firewall

Software Name: Embedded Firewall Policy Server v.2.0 - Complete Product

Features & Benefits:

Provides superior resistance to user modifications, unauthorized access, and malicious e-mail scripts; firewall cards only accept instructions from authenticated policy servers.

Facilitates assigning security by group role or function and accelerates response to detected network attacks; centrally configured and deployed security policies are pushed to users and hosts independent of routers or traffic streams

Configures global policies that automate firewall filtering and auditing, enforce no sniffing/no spoofing, block unnecessary ports, and deny "ping" requests.

Secures open Internet connections, such as VPN endpoints and broadband access gateways, located inside or outside the perimeter firewall.

Protects users with multiple levels of protection wherever they work-more relaxed for internal LAN connections and more restricted for shared and Internet-accessible systems.

Hardens web and e-commerce servers, DMZ subnets, and customer databases against Internet attacks and unauthorized access.

Limits system-to-system communications when connecting outside the network perimeter; automatically ignores nonessential protocols, shuts down unnecessary ports, denies "pin