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| Secure Gateway Solution |
| Turnkey SMB VPN/Firewall
Gateway |
TeamF1's Secure Gateway Solution
is a comprehensive turnkey software package that combines
a rich set of field-proven, standard components with an array of customizable
options to provide OEMs/ODMs the ultimate in product flexibility.
A member of TeamF1’s SMBware™ family of innovative prepackaged solutions, the
Secure Gateway Solution enables OEMs/ODMs to deliver leading-edge VPN/firewall
gateway devices to the small-to-medium business (SMB) market in record time at
far less risk than traditional development approaches. Devices built around the
Secure Gateway Solution offer end-customers ironclad, advanced networking
security; easy-to-use device management features; and multiple gateway options.
In order to create specific instances of the Secure Gateway
Solution, TeamF1 leverages preexisting software blocks that have proven their
merit in thousands of deployments, not only minimizing risk for OEMs but also
keeping licensing terms flexible. And only the Secure Gateway Solution can offer
such a comprehensive set of features with completely modular packaging that
allows for full customization to meet an OEM's specific requirements.
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| Flexible connectivity |
With the Secure Gateway
Solution, OEMs can build gateways between multiple LAN,
WAN, and DMZ interfaces – plus any other security zones
– of several different types. WAN interfaces can include
DSL, cable modem, Ethernet, cellular data (3G) links, or
even a Wi-Fi® client link. LAN interfaces can include a
simple Ethernet port connected to an external switch, a
built-in Ethernet switch (an unmanaged or a "smart"
managed switch), or a Wi-Fi access point. The Secure
Gateway Solution supports any combination of these
examples, as well as auto failover from one ISP to
another and load balancing between multiple network
interfaces on the WAN side.
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| Mix and match SMBware™
software modules |
To create a fully
customized device, OEMs first select from a
comprehensive set of SMBware software modules. TeamF1
then integrates the modules with other components to
create validated router packages that meet an OEM’s
specific needs. In addition to SMBware modules, OEMs can
select from third-party modules provided by TeamF1
partner companies or modules developed in-house by OEMs.
The final custom touches are added by TeamF1's
professional services experts, who develop specific
features such as BSPs, bootloaders, drivers, and
hardware accelerators for OS platforms running a Secure
Gateway Solution; integrate non-TeamF1 software modules;
and customize end-user device management interfaces.
The result is a standard, field-tested software solution
in a production-ready custom package, with all hardware
integration, porting, testing, and validating completed
by TeamF1. |
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Features & Benefits |
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Proven TeamF1 software
components lessen OEMs' risk. |
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Comprehensive set of features
packaged to provide full customization of
devices: |
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TeamF1 modules. |
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Validated third-party or OEM
modules. |
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Professional services. |
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Advanced protocols (IPsec VPN,
SSL, etc.) provide ironclad networking security
features. |
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Management features make it
easy to configure VPN tunnels. |
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Multiple gateway options enable
OEMs to build more flexible devices. |
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TeamF1’s validated software
modules include extensive protocol support. |
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Performance features make
possible high-throughput applications, fast VPN
tunnel creation, and hardware acceleration. |
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Branding options offer a
cost-effective, customized look and feel. |
OS Platforms:
Linux® and
VxWorks®. Applications also can be ported to
other OSs. |
Hardware platforms:
ARM/Xscale®,
MIPS®, PowerPC®, x86. |
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Ironclad networking security |
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IPSec VPN provides secure,
site-to-site VPN tunnels for, say, branch office
workers, telecommuters, or “road warriors” who need
to connect to the home office. |
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Stateful packet inspection (SPI)
firewall blocks unwanted Internet traffic such as
denial of service (DoS) attacks and logs security
events such as blocked incoming traffic, port scans,
attacks, and administrator logins. A firewall can be
configured to send alert messages to administrators
when a significant event occurs. |
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Network address translation (NAT)
presents only one IP address to the Internet,
preventing outside users from directly addressing
any of a network’s local computers. |
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Port forwarding directs inbound
traffic for a particular service to one local
server, blocking or allowing specific traffic. |
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Web URL keyword filtering enables
administrators to block unwanted web addresses. |
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