Infoblox - Network Identity Appliances

Application Modules: DNSOne (pdf) | LDAPOne (pdf) | RADIUSOne (pdf)

Infoblox is the leading developer of network identity appliances that connect applications to the network infrastructure. Network identity services include DNS, DHCP, RADIUS and LDAP. These protocols control, track and manage how the users, devices, sessions and data on the network interact and the security privileges assigned to each network element.

Infoblox's appliances assure that applications managers have the control they need to ensure reliable network services. These solutions also provide network managers with massive scalability, built-in security and reliable applications support.

The Infoblox-1000 and Infoblox-1200 appliances are purpose-built, high-performance hardware devices that serve as the foundation of Infoblox network identity infrastructure solutions. Infoblox appliances ship standard with the proprietary, security-hardened Infoblox NIOS™ operating system and support the DNSone®, Keystone™, Integration for VitalQIP®, and RADIUSone™ modules. Both models can be deployed individually or in high-availability (HA) pairs for optimal service resiliency. Appliances running the DNSone module can be deployed in robust ID grids using the optional Keystone module, providing unified management and control, unrivaled service availability, and integrated IP address management.

Identity Driven Networks using Infoblox’s real-time, integrated network identity infrastructure deliver unsurpassed services with the following key benefits:

• Reliability - Ensure that the growth in network identity demands doesn’t jeopardize the availability of services
• Management and Scalability - Easily provision, deploy, and maintain services, systems, and data for advanced IP applications and provide critical reporting as the number of users, devices, and policies expand
• Security - Dramatically reduce exposure to security threats and heighten defenses with fine-grained network access control
• Lower Cost - Lower ongoing maintenance costs; reduced staff time; increased productivity/uptime; and decreased security exposure.