Agentless App Monitoring

This edition looks at nLayers' InSight, MegaPath Networks' Small Biz Hosted GRAS, Xtradyne's Web Services Domain Boundary Controller and Canon's Color ImageRunner C3220.

July 30, 2004

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MegaPath Networks Small Biz Hosted Global Remote Access Service (GRAS)

MegaPath Networks is offering small and midsize businesses a hosted version of its Global Remote Access Service. Launching the GRAS software client, remote workers can use dial-up, broadband or even Wi-Fi in public hotspots to connect with one of hundreds of iPass network partners. User credentials are authenticated using a regional iPass Transaction Center and forwarded to a MegaPath-hosted GRAS RoamServer and AAA (authentication, authorization and administration) server located on the MegaPath network. SSL encryption is provided. Contact company for pricing. MegaPath Networks, (877) 411-7284, (925) 201-2500. www.megapath.net

Xtradyne Technologies Web Services Domain Boundary Controller (WS-DBC) 2.0

With version 2.0, Xtradyne Technologies has enhanced its security gateway by adding support for XML/SOAP content inspection. WS-DBC supports most Web services standards, including SOAP, WSDL, WS-Security, SAML, XACML, XML encryption and digital signatures. What's more, it's compatible with platforms ranging from Microsoft .Net and IBM WebSphere to BEA WebLogic and Java WSDK. Administration features include role-based access control. Starts at $9,000. Xtradyne Technologies, (202) 237-2680. www.xtradyne.com

Canon Color imageRunner C3220

The imageRunner C3220 is Canon's latest MEAP (Multifunctional Embedded Application Program)-enabled color printer. It lets you access embedded applications from its LCD control panel so you can distribute scanned data to e-mail or fax addresses, network or host files and folders, or document-management apps. $10,230. Canon U.S.A., (800) OK-CANON. www.usa.canon.com

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