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By Joel Snyder
Network World, 01/07/02

We installed Global Pro's management client on a Windows 2000 system with a dual 650-MHz processors and 512M bytes of RAM communicating with the Global Pro 3.0 server provided by NetScreen. We used Global Pro 3.0 Policy Manager to deploy and configure three NetScreen100 and one NetScreen5XP appliances. We built typical enterprise and service provider security policies, and set up several Virtual Private Networks between all of the systems. We also used our VPN test lab to build a VPN between the NetScreen appliance and a Cisco PIX firewall and a Nokia CryptoCluster 2500 gateway using the Global Pro 3.0 configuration tool. We used the Global Pro 3.0 Realtime Monitor Console to report and alert on our VPN and firewall network.

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