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Architecture Overview
August 2012 Series
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Architecture Overview
The Firewall and IPS Deployment Guide is a component of the larger 
Internet edge design, which uses a modular design model to break the 
Internet edge into functional blocks by service. By modularizing the design, 
an organization can deploy the services as required. 
The Internet edge design includes the following functional blocks:
Firewall
—Controls access into and out of the different segments of the 
Internet edge and provides a suite of other services, such as Network 
Address Translation (NAT) and DMZ creation.
Intrusion Prevention
—Inspects traffic traversing the Internet edge, 
looking for malicious behaviors.
Remote Access VPN
—Provides secure, consistent access to 
resources, regardless of where the user is when connecting.
Email Security
—Provides spam and malware filtering service to man-
age the risk associated with email.
Web Security
—Provides acceptable-use control and monitoring while 
managing the increasing risk associated with clients browsing the 
Internet.
Figure 2 - Internet edge in the Borderless Networks design
WAN
Routers
Web 
Security
Appliance
RA-VPN
Firewall
DMZ
Servers
WAAS
Remote Site Wireless
LAN Controllers
VPN
Internet
Routers
Email Security
Appliance
DMZ
Switch
Guest
Wireless LAN
Controller
Internet Edge
WAN
Aggregation
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The primary differences in module design options are scale, performance, 
and resilience. To accommodate these requirements, each module of 
the Internet edge design is independent of the others, so you can mix 
and match the different design components to best meet your business 
requirements.