Unified Access Control
Juniper Networks Infranet Controller 4000
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Overview
The Infranet Controller 4000 (IC 4000) is the hardened, centralized policy management server that can push the UAC Agent to an endpoint (or using agentless mode) to gather user authentication, endpoint security state, and device location data. The IC 4000 uses this information to implement dynamic policies that it distributes to enforcement points across the network, including any vendor-agnostic 802.1X-enabled access point and switch, like the Juniper Networks EX 3200 and EX 4200 series switches, and any Juniper Networks firewall platform.
Multimedia
Note: The streaming speed for anything lower than a corporate connection will be very slow due to the large file sizes.
- Podcast - Unified Access Control: Coordinated Threat Control and Dynamic Threat Management
Jay Kelley, Product Marketing Manager and Rich Campagna, Senior Product Manager discuss UAC's ability to leverage IDP and UTM capabilities for dynamic network protection. - Podcast - Unified Access Control: A Strong Foundation
Senior Product Manager Rich Campagna explains UAC's comprehensive, standards-based access control and its support for additional EAP types, RADIUS, and the ability to upload RADIUS dictionaries to the Infranet Controller. - Podcast - Extending Network Access Control
Product Marketing Manager Jay Kelley discusses the industry trend toward integration of disparate network functions with Distinguished Engineer Steve Hanna and Rich Campagna, Senior Product Manager. - Podcast - UAC 2.1 Feature Overview
Jay Kelley, Product Marketing Manager, and Lisa Lorenzin, Consulting Engineer, discuss the exciting, new capabilities of Juniper UAC 2.1, including Coordinated Threat Control, identity-enabled profiler, and role-based threat management. - Webcast - The Importance of Standards in Access Control
In this interview with Distinguished Engineer Stephen Hanna, we find out more about the importance of standards in this emerging market, and get details on some of the relevant specifications. - Podcast/Webcast - End User Experience
Technical Marketing Manager Denzil Wessels and Consulting Engineer Kevin Walsh give a perspective on access control from the end user's point of view. - Podcast/Webcast - End Point Compliance
Find out how UAC can help you to determine what policies you want to enforce, and for which users. Presenters include Technical Marketing Manager Denzil Wessels and Consulting Engineer Lisa Lorenzin. - Podcast/Webcast - Easing Into Access Control
Sr. Systems Engineer Christian MacDonald and Technical Marketing Manager Denzil Wessels give tips on how to actually implement access control using a phased process. - Podcast/Webcast - Access Control Deployment Considerations
Consulting Engineer Lisa Lorenzin and Technical Marketing Manager Denzil Wessels discuss perspectives to consider as you deploy access control, from user type to specific resources or locations.
Literature
Datasheets
Brochures
At-a-Glance
Solution Briefs
- Outsourcing and Offshoring: The Benefits and Risks
127 KB - The Evil from Within157 KB
- Juniper Networks Unified Access Control Addresses HIPAA Compliance130 KB
- Juniper Unified Access Control and EX-series Switches196 KB
White Papers
- Juniper Networks UAC and EX-Series Switches: Tackling the Top Five Network Access Control Challenges814 KB
This white paper looks at five common networking challenges that enterprises face and discusses how Juniper Networks Unified Access Control (UAC), working with Juniper EX-series Ethernet switches and Juniper other solutions, can be used to address each. - A Secure Network for Credit Card Transactions341 KB
Achieving compliance with PCI Data Security Standards (DSS) using Juniper's Unified Access Control (UAC). - Juniper Networks Unified Access Control (UAC) and EX-Series Switches434 KB
- The Importance of Standards in Network Access Control474 KB
Buyer's Guides
Article Reprints
- Equifax bolsters border security320 KB
- Network World, 07/03/2008
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