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Astaro Unveils Configuration Manager
Dec. 09, 2003

Astaro announced a configuration tool that enables users to manage and configure their security policies centrally, automating the provisioning of network security rules on multi-vendor routers, switches, firewalls and VPNs. The central management interface is particularly valuable in the management interface of extensive IPSec–VPN setups.

For example, configuring an IPSec-VPN between two networks requires only four steps and takes less than one minute. Extrapolated to a typical enterprise VPN infrastructure of hundreds of gateways, this can amount to a substantial time savings. Administrators can also test security guidelines hypothetically before making changes to configurations, thus having a substantial impact on users and applications.



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