Communication Devices, Inc.
Direct "console access" to network routers, firewalls, servers and other systems infrastructure. Connection OUTSIDE the main network bandwidth – via traditional phone circuits, cellular wireless services or secondary private/public IP networks. Power control as necessary to restart or reboot attached components. Security restrictions to prevent outsiders from entering network via an out-of-band connection
2. Direct "console access" to network routers, firewalls,
servers and other systems infrastructure
Connection OUTSIDE the main network bandwidth –
via traditional phone circuits, cellular wireless services
or secondary private/public IP networks
Power control as necessary to restart or reboot
attached components
Security restrictions to prevent outsiders from entering
network via an out-of-band connection
3. Deploy built-in security, to eliminate dependency on
the network or other systems for secure operation
Gain control over remote devices for deployment,
configuration and management
Respond quickly to failure events, including underlying
network failures
Simplify management of devices across large-scale
networks for multiple administrators
4. Port Authority 100 Series (PA-100)
◦ FIPS 140-2 validated and FISMA-high approved devices for
government customers
Out-of-Band Manager (OBM)
◦ Multi-user, SQL-based management software for system
configuration and secure administrator access
5. FIPS 140-2 Validated
AES 256 CFB Encryption
Hardware Encryption Engine
Multiple SSH Sessions
Real Time Heartbeat
RADIUS, TACACS+, SNMP at NOC
On-board RSA SecurID authentication (secure access in
the event of a network failure)
Wired / Wireless / Network connectivity options
OBM Enterprise Manager enabled
6. Available for PA-100 and PA-200
Integrated or attached, depending on device model
Controlled via RJ-11 cable using TTL signals
One-for-one on any circuit to handle larger loads than
power strip-type switch devices
10amp and 20amp versions 110/230v
Multiple international configuration options
7. Remote control for restart or
reboot of failed network
devices
Power control modules may be
integrated or added externally
International operability
15. System components (user interface, application server,
SQL database) may be distributed across network
Security controls may be defined within OBM, or may
use external authentication (RADIUS, TACACS+)
Administrative groups, customer sites, device profiles
can be readily segregated and controlled
Successfully deployed across large-scale sites with
multiple network managers and engineers
16. U.S. Carriers managing Federal Government Agencies
Devices are deployed when turning up new sites
Devices are configured from OBM once installed
Devices are access by remote engineers to “Turn up”
the site – config routers firewalls run tests etc..
Device are used when sites have issues and require
OOB access.
Devices are used to power cycle network appliances
17. Most new customer installs are LTE
All customers have at lease a small mix of analog
devices where LTE service is not available at the exact
location of the equipment.
We still ship a lot of analog only based devices based
off of legacy government contracts
We expect these to eventually migrate to LTE once the
government catches up
18. Industry leader in Secure Out-of-Band Management for
over 15 years, in business for over 35 years.
Multiple, large-scale device deployments for
commercial, financial and government customers.
Pioneer in gaining government certifications for Secure
Out-of-Band Management products.
Closely involved with NIST standards, active on the X9
committee that authored both FIPS-171 and FIPS-140.
All products manufactured and built in USA.
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22. Corporate HQ
85 Fulton Street
Boonton, NJ 07005
973-334-1980
www.commdevices.com
Personal Contact
Adam Cady
732-423-2000
adamcady@commdevices.com
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