Allot NetEnforcer AC-101/128 policy enforcement network manager K101128 Three Steps to Policy-Powered Networking Policy-Powered Networking lets you efficiently manage traffic crossing the LAN/WAN boundary of an enterprise network. The process of implementing a Policy-Powered Networking solution includes three steps: 1. Monitor network and bandwidth usage Use the NetEnforcer's NetWizard setup utility to auto-discover applications in your network. Using this information, you can determine which protocols affect your network performance and should be managed. 2. Define policies that link business priorities to computing needs Use the QoS Policy Form to quickly define QoS attributes for the desired policies. Assign minimum and maximum percentages of bandwidth, and prioritize traffic from 1 to 10. For additional policy definition, use the Policy Editor to define policies based on addresses, protocols, VLAN tags, Type of Service, or time of day. For example, limit music downloads to 10% of your WAN link capacity. 3. Enforce the rules Let NetEnforcer examine all traffic crossing the WAN link. Upon matching a traffic session with a rule, NetEnforcer forwards the packets per the specified policy actions. Continually monitor network resources using NetEnforcer's Traffic Monitor and refine policies to maintain maximum network control and application performance. Product Specifications Interface Connections AC-101/201: Two 10/100BASE-T Half/Full duplex autosense Ethernet interfaces with RJ-45 connectors AC-302/402/601: Three 10/100BASE-T half/full duplex autosense Ethernet interfaces, including one management interface, all with RJ-45 connectors AC-701/C: Two 1000BASE-T half/full duplex Ethernet interfaces and one 10/100BASE-T management interface, all with RJ-45 connectors AC-701/F: Two 1000BASE-SX fiber interfaces with SC-type connectors and one 10/100BASE-T management interface with one RJ-45 connector Traffic Classification (Per Flow) IP/MAC address (with IP range, list or subnet option, or host name); retrieval via LDAP or text file Network protocols, IP protocols and applications Dynamic port applications (e.g., H.323, FTP, AudioGalaxy, Oracle, RTSP and more) Application content for HTTP (URL, content type, method, host), Citrix (published application, user name), Oracle (database name, user name) and H.323 (audio/video, CODEC) Protocol Authentication (HTTP) VLAN (ID, priority) TOS byte - DiffServ or IP Precedence bits Time of day/week/month/year QoS Enforcement Hierarchy of policy rules with inbound/outbound traffic management Minimum/maximum bandwidth enforcement per flow/VC/Pipe Ten levels of priorities for VCs/Pipes Per flow guaranteed bandwidth, burst rate, CBR (for connection) Maximum number of connections per VC/Pipe Fairness between equal-level-priority traffic flows Management for full/half duplex links Admission control ToS byte re-mark (in-profile byte/out profile bytes) "Reserve-on-Demand" bandwidth for very high priority traffic Network Security Access control - pass/reject/drop Protection from Denial of Service (DoS) attacks Filtering by URL and file extension (e.g., for NIMDA virus) Control number/rate of connections Cache Redirection and Load Balancing Policy-based connection control including cache redirection and server load balancing (optional software packages) Configuration IP configuration and setup via integrated LCD and keypad Remote policy configuration via CLI or Web browser QoS Policy Management Easy-to-manage, single-table view based on catalogs Easy expansion of VCs/Pipes to multiple hosts Policy distribution from primary NetEnforcer to other units Monitoring and Accounting Monitoring - Protocol distribution, top clients, top servers, top VCs, top Pipes, VC/Pipe distribution, number and rate of connections, utilization, bandwidth usage (inbound/outbound) with 30-second granularity and storage of historical data Accounting (via optional NetAccountant) - In-box accounting of traffic per session for all sessions; accounting using RADIUS server; powerful reporter; ODBC interface for external applications SNMP - Support statistics collection per VC/Pipe Fail-Safe Performance Hardware bypass Full redundancy support (dual configuration with hot-standby) Network Standards Support COPS, LDAP, DiffServ/TOS (RFCs 2474, 2475, 2597, 2598), IP Precedence (RFC 791), SNMP, RADIUS and ODBC Browser Support MS Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, 6.0 Netscape Navigator 4.7 Dimensions AC-101/201/302/402: Standard 1U by 19-inch, rack mountable (H) 1.73 in. [43.3 mm], (W) 17.22 in. [437.5 mm], (D) 11.5 in. [292.8 mm] AC-601/701: Standard 2U by 19-inch, rack mountable (H) 3.46 in. [86.6 mm], (W) 17.22 in. [437.5 mm], (D) 11.5 in. [292.8 mm] Weight AC-101/201: 10.3 lbs. (4.68 Kg) AC-302/402: 12.1 lbs. (5.50 Kg) AC-601: 21.83 lbs. (9.92 Kg) AC-701: 22.26 lbs. (10.12 Kg) Power Requirements Input: 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz, 2A AC-601/701: -48VDC (optional) and dual hot-swappable power supplies Environmental Standards Compliance & Certification EMC Directive 89/336/EEC; EN60950; ETS 300 019-2-2; ETS 300 019-2-3; IEC-68 FCC-Part 15 Class B; UL 1950 VCCI: 2002 Class B emission requirements |
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