VPN-Cubed IPsec to Cloud is a version of the VPN-Cubed overlay network packaged to work between a data center using IPsec “extranet” connectivity and Amazon EC2 or GoGrid. Your IPsec device connects to an IPsec gateway in the cloud running as a virtual appliance which routes to your VPN-Cubed subnet in either EC2 or GoGrid.
It consists of up to 2 Virtual Machines that are VPN-Cubed Managers, each also capable of being an IPsec gateway, running in the cloud to form an overlay network. An overlay network that you completely control. Other cloud resident virtual machine instances “plug into” the overlay network through the use of the OpenVPN software package.
VPN-Cubed IPsec to Cloud supports most IPsec data center extranet solutions like: Cisco ASA, Cisco Pix, and Juniper Netscreen. Not sure if your device will work with VPN-Cubed? Check out our IPsec to EC2 or IPsec to GoGrid Free Editions, which will allow you to create an overlay network with up to 5 machines connected to your datacenter via secure IPsec tunnel.
Get in contact with our sales department to get your cloud projects moving forward with the added security and control of VPN-Cubed. | | 
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VPN-Cubed provides an overlay network that allows YOU control of addressing, topology, protocols, and encrypted communications for YOUR devices deployed to virtual infrastructure or cloud computing centers. When using public clouds your corporate assets are going into 3rd party controlled infrastructure. Enterprise checks and balances require you to exhibit control over your computing infrastructure. VPN-Cubed gives you flexibility with control in 3rd party environments. Remember Your VPN-Cubed overlay network provides 5 key capabilities public clouds do not currently allow you to control: - static addressing for your cloud devices,
- topology control by using VPN-Cubed managers as virtual switches, virtual bridges or virtual routers,
- use of popular enterprise protocols like UDP Multicast for service discovery,
- encrypted communications between all your devices in the cloud.
- and lastly encrypted communications to cloud using your existing extranet infrastructure.
This product includes software developed by the OpenSSL Project for use in the OpenSSL Toolkit (http://www.openssl.org/). |
