A Secure Log-On

A simple single-sign-on screen belies the power the SRA 4600 provides.

The set-up starts with a look at the status of the device. Here, all the functionality is exposed while a wizard guides the set-up process.

One of the first basic chores is to define the administrative users, end users, groups and so forth. Integration with active directory saves a significant amount of time.

Multiple interfaces make it easy to segment the remote service capabilities of the device.

Defining the user portal is the key to making the device easy to access. The portal is fully customizable and driven by policies.

The ability to offload applications enhances performance and security for remote users.

Once set up, the SRA4600 proves to be simple to administer, thanks to a console that brings simplicity to the process.

One of the most powerful capabilities offered by the SRA4600 is the Netextender thin-client VPN, which basically securely extends the network topology to remote workers without any hassles.

File Shares make it simple to share files between users, allowing quick collaboration, without the need for complex file-management schemes.

Extensive logging and reporting make security validation, auditing and troubleshooting much simpler.

The integrated analyzer gives insight to device operations and activity, making it easier to determine licensing needs or to identify performance bottlenecks or other problems.

A simplified NAC offers a way to vet systems before being allowed to join the network.

Integrated tech-support capabilities allow help desk staffers to solve problems by remote control of client systems.

The SRA 4600 also includes a basic Web meeting and hosting capability, replacing third-party services.

Real-time firewall monitoring helps keep an eye on remote users and what they are attempting to do.