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This presentation discusses the challenges facing modern network infrastructure, including increased devices and users, mobility, regulations, and security threats. It introduces the concept of identity-driven networks and how Infoblox’s solutions address these issues. It covers Module 3.
What's inside
- Challenges in modern network infrastructure
- Identity-driven networks (IDNs)
- Infoblox's solutions for network identity services
- DNS, DHCP, and RADIUS services
- Integrated identity appliances
- Advantages of Infoblox appliances
Who it is for: Students and professionals studying or working in network management and cybersecurity. (Postgraduate)
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Summary
Identity-driven networks use identity services to control who and what can access a network. A student learns what these services are and how they work together.
New Challenges in Networking
More devices, increased mobility and new regulations are putting pressure on existing network infrastructure. Security threats are also a concern.
Identity-Driven Networks
These networks control which users and devices can access the network. They limit what users and devices can do based on policy. They provide real-time visibility and reporting.
Network Identity Services
These services store and deliver information about users, devices and policies. They include DNS, DHCP, RADIUS and LDAP. They are the basis of all network applications.
Infoblox Appliances
These appliances provide the infrastructure for identity-driven networks. They support network identity services. They simplify deployment and improve resiliency.
Key terms
- DNS
- Maps domain names to IP addresses.
- DHCP
- Provides IP addresses to network devices.
- RADIUS
- Provides authentication, authorization, and accounting.
- LDAP
- A database and access method for user information and policies.
- Identity-Driven Networks
- Networks that control access based on user and device identity.
- Network Identity Services
- Services that store and deliver information about users, devices and policies.
Questions this document helps with
- What are the main challenges facing modern networks?
- How do identity-driven networks improve security?
- What services are needed for network identity management?
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