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Cisco Secure ACS 3.0 for Windows 2000/NT Servers User Guide
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Chapter 2 Deploying Cisco Secure ACS
Basic Deployment Factors for Cisco Secure ACS
Figure 2-6
Large Deployment of Small Sites
For the model in
, the decision where to site Cisco Secure ACS depends
on whether users from the entire network need access on any AP, or whether they
only require regional or local network access. This, along with database type,
controls whether local or regional Cisco Secure ACS installations are required,
and how database continuity is maintained. In this very large deployment model,
security becomes a more complicated issue, too.
only require regional or local network access. This, along with database type,
controls whether local or regional Cisco Secure ACS installations are required,
and how database continuity is maintained. In this very large deployment model,
security becomes a more complicated issue, too.
Remote Access using VPN
Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) use advanced encryption and tunneling to
permit organizations to establish secure, end-to-end, private network connections
over third-party networks, such as the Internet or extranets; see
permit organizations to establish secure, end-to-end, private network connections
over third-party networks, such as the Internet or extranets; see
. The benefits of a VPN include the following:
•
Cost Savings—By leveraging third-party networks with VPN, organizations
no longer have to use expensive leased or frame relay lines and can connect
remote users to their corporate networks via a local Internet service provider
(ISP) instead of via expensive 800-number or long distance calls to
resource-consuming modem banks.
no longer have to use expensive leased or frame relay lines and can connect
remote users to their corporate networks via a local Internet service provider
(ISP) instead of via expensive 800-number or long distance calls to
resource-consuming modem banks.
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