VPN

VPN – Account Management

Overview

As an enhancement to the VPN add-on, this feature provides remote VPN access using any standard VPN client. This allows mobile users to access company resources remotely through a secure IPSec tunnel. A mobile user could be someone working from home, a hotel, an airport - any place with an Internet connection.

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How FatPipe Prevents Network Downtime

  • Redundant connections mitigate last-mile vulnerabilities
  • Diverse access hardware prevents hardware-related outages
  • Multiple paths keep applications up during network maintenance
  • Freedom to choose routing architecture that work for your business
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FatPipe SD-WAN can solve unplanned network downtime.

The growth of network complexity has produced many more potential points of degradation and failure.

Source - Infonetics Research, The Cost of Downtime

Features & Benefits

  • The customer can create remote VPN tunnels, which allows mobile users to securely access their corporate network from any location
  • The following VPN clients have been tested
  • Currently supported clients are:
    • Greenbow VPN Client
    • Windows XP VPN Client
    • Windows Vista (Business & Enterprise) VPN Client
    • Windows 2000 pro VPN client
    • Shrew Soft VPN Client
  • FatPipe can provide automatic failover of VPN clients if the remote end (mobile user) can be specified using a host name (rather than IP address). FatPipe will automatically failover by configuring SmartDNS for two or more WAN interfaces being used for VPN connection.

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  • Ensure unit gets properly installed
  • Regular customer follow-ups
    • Pulse check, FatPipe updates
    • Changes at customer end
    • Additional opportunities, referrals & case-studies
  • Follow-up after Support Issue is closed
  • Support Renewals on old Units
 
Smart DNS V1

Use Case

Large Chemical Distributor
Hybrid WAN Load Balancing

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Sub-Second WAN Failover
Sub-Second WAN Failover

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