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Aventail extends SSL-VPN device for the largest organisations
Stuart Corner
Tuesday, 15 November 2005 14:00
For companies with more than 100,000 users, the EX-2500 can support cluster configurations of up to eight-nodes with an external load balancer. Aventail claims more than eight years experience serving large enterprise customers through its own managed services and appliance business as well as through its many service provider partners, such as AT&T, BT Infonet, MCI and Sprint. It claims that its equipment holds a 95 percent share of the managed SSL-VPN services market.
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