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PUBLIC KEY ENABLED (PKE) - APPLICATION STATUS
Updated: 7/19/2021 10:10:18 AM
Juniper Networks, Inc., Secure Access (SA) 6000, Instant Virtual Extranet (IVE), version 6.5 R2
Web Site
Juniper Networks, Inc.
Status
CERTIFIED - The certification letter is available on the JITC
Joint Interoperability Tool
web page. A JIT account must be requested to obtain access to the certification letters.
Date Certified
April 2010
Type/Supported Functions
Virtual Private Network.
Operating Systems Supported
N/A
Associated Software
Client - SSL/TLS-enabled browser, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari.
Common Access Card Information
Tested - Works with DoD CACs.
Application Description
Juniper Networks, Inc.'s Secure Access (SA) 6000 is a SSL VPN access control device using the Instant Virtual Extranet (IVE) Operating System, version 6.5 R2. It provides securely encrypted, clientless remote access to a maximum of 2,500 users. Remote users are granted or denied access to internal resources based on their PKI credentials presented by their Web browser as well as user-based access control measures implemented on the device by the administrator.
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