The Security Capabilities of Everything IP
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The document discusses IP address management (IPAM) and how it involves managing IP addresses, host names, DNS, and DHCP. It notes the challenges of legacy tools in addressing modern mobility and cloud computing trends. IPAM provides automation, auditing, visibility, consistency checks, and support for IPv6 to simplify requests and administration across networks, DHCP, and asset systems. The discussion focuses on how BlueCat provides a centralized IPAM platform to manage over 25 million IP addresses with high performance and scalability.
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- If no changes, the server does not send updates
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2) Emerging solutions like Kubernetes that provide services for containers but still rely on tunnels.
3) The benefits of integrating containers as "first class citizens" on the real network using standards like BGP without NAT or tunnels so containers can have public IPs and mobility.
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- 3. 2015 BlueCat – Confidential and Proprietary What means “everything IP” ? I mean IP Address Management.
- 4. 2015 BlueCat – Confidential and Proprietary What means “everything IP” ? I mean IP Address Management !?
- 5. 2015 BlueCat – Confidential and Proprietary !? Mgmt. of IP Addresses & Host Names Documentation of everything IP-related Control of the associated Services DNS & DHCP
- 6. 2015 BlueCat – Confidential and Proprietary I’m managing DNS & DHCP since 20 Years ...and I never had an Outage Control of the associated Services DNS & DHCP
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- 20. 2015 BlueCat – Confidential and Proprietary And we do IPAM since 2001 < 1% Industry’s Lowest Hardware Failure 94 Local Depots 24x7x5 Onsite 25M+ IPs Industry’s Most Scalable DDI 200K QPS Industry’s Fastest 1U DNS Appliance Awesome!
- 21. Thank you for your time. Andreas Taudte Sales Engineer Open Networks Innovation Forum 2014 BlueCat – Confidential and Proprietary