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| With SecureSuite XS Server installed on a
domain, administrators can centrally manage user accounts, authentication
technologies, policies, and applications for the entire domain. Credentials
are centrally stored and provide users access from any workstation within
the domain—logging on from any SecureSuite XS workstation using advanced
technologies, and from any workstation using a legacy password.
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The Unified Authentication Model (UAM) dramatically
enhances the security of a domain and provides architecture to centrally
manage physical and logical access, policies, authentication technologies,
user accounts, and access authorization.
With a SecureSuite XS Server in place, credential
validation occurs on the server whenever a user requires access to domain
resources. SecureSuite XS automatically assumes that the server is the
only trusted machine on the network. Comparison credentials never leave
the server once a user is enrolled and the credentials are stored.
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| SecureSuite XS integrates fully with Active
Directory on Windows 2000 Server or Windows Server 2003. SecureSuite can
be scaled to domains of virtually any size and provides powerful administration,
authorization, and authentication tools. Integration with Active Directory
provides a robust database, automatic loadbalancing, failover, and replication.
SecureSuite XS Server also supports VPN and remote access services (RAS)
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Operating Systems Supported |
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- Windows 2000 Server/Advanced Server
- Windows Server 2003
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General |
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- Seamless and full integration with SecureSuite Workstation functionality
- Centralized account and policy management
- Universal user enrollment for multiple authentication technologies
- Designed for single-site domains
- Cross domain authentication capability
- Remote Access Service capability
- User administration via standard Active Directory user manager
- Event console for granular event reporting via MMC snap-in
- Silent/scripted install - support for automated deployments
- Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP) support for RAS and
VPN connections
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Database |
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- Active Directory database
- Replication and failover via 'Active Directory'
- Support for multiple domain configuration
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