Security with a self defined gateway virtual machine
- Handle inbound traffic
- Private, secure place on the public cloud
- Internal virtual machines that cannot send/receive internal traffic
Security with a self defined gateway virtual machine 2
- Handle inbound traffic
- Private, secure place on the public cloud
- Internal virtual machines that cannot send/receive internal traffic
Security with a self defined gateway virtual machine 3
- Handle inbound traffic
- Private, secure place on the public cloud
- Internal virtual machines that cannot send/receive internal traffic
Main features
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Gives the ability to define and control a virtual network that is logically isolated from all other public cloud tenants.
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Enables enterprises to make the shift from managing technology to managing business processes.
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Increased security because you can define a gateway virtual machine to handle inbound traffic.
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