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F5 DoD Online User Group
Event Date: April 09, 2020
Hosted By: F5 Networks
Hosted By: F5 Networks
Given the recent telework guidance for the federal workforce, F5 Networks and Carahsoft have started to offer a bi-weekly webinar series where F5 customers will pick the topic of discussion for the week. The goal is to create an online F5 technical community that is specific to DoD and where F5 users can learn, collaborate, and share ideas.
In the first session, we focused the discussion on F5 Access Policy Manager with remote access, network tunneling, and CAC/PIV Authentication.
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BIG-IP® Access Policy
Manager® (APM) is a flexible, high-performance access and security solution
that provides unified global access to your applications and network. By
converging and consolidating remote access, LAN access, and wireless
connections within a single management interface and p...
F5® BIG-IP® Global Traffic
Manager™ (GTM) distributes DNS and user application requests based on business
policies, data center and network conditions, user location, and application
performance. BIG-IP GTM delivers F5’s high-performance DNS Services with
visibility, reporting, and analysi...
F5® BIG-IP® Local Traffic
Manager™ (LTM) helps you deliver your applications to your users, in a
reliable, secure, and optimized way. You get the extensibility and flexibility
of application services with the programmability you need to manage your
physical, virtual, and cloud infrastructure...
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