Secure Socket Layer Virtual Private Network (SSL VPN)
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Secure Socket Layer Virtual Private Network (SSL VPN)
Secure Socket Layer Virtual Private Network (SSL VPN) allows departmental network administrators to configure an SSL VPN service for departmental servers and applications. SSL VPN allows authorized users to securely access departmental applications and data sources that are closed to public Internet users.
The SSL VPN platform enables direct, real-time management of account creation/deletion through integration with a department's existing authentication systems or campus Central Authentication Service (CAS). Department network administrators will have capability to define specific access to their virtual systems and manage user access role assignment. SSL VPN is offered via a Service Level Agreement between CR and the client department.
Technical Service Overview
SSL VPN is offered to client departments through a Service Level Agreement (SLA), which details the features, responsibilities and charges associated with SSL VPN service.- 2 hours of consulting time provided with service order for SSL VPN configuration guidance
- Proactive performance monitoring by campus network operations center (NOC) personnel
- Complete backup of departmental configurations and security policies
- High availability - no service interruption if there is a hardware device failure
- Department systems administrator configures and administers security and network policies for end users
- SSL VPN does not require capital investment by your department
Benefits of SSL VPN
- Secure remote access to departmental computing resources (128-bit encrypted connection)
- No need to configure a VPN client program on the end user's computer (unlike IpSec VPN)
- Departmental systems administrators control account configuration
- SSL VPN authentication can use departmental or campus' Central Authentication Service (CAS) - no maintenance of separate usernames or passwords is required
- SSL VPN is scalable and its configuration customized to meet your department's organizational and operational demands
More Information
- SSL VPN Service Level Agreement
- Frequently Asked Questions about SSL VPN
- Juniper SSL VPN Configuration Options and Instructions (external link)
- Juniper 6000 SSL VPN Concentrator Information
- Juniper VPN Overview and Decision Guide
