Standard Deployment Configuration
The Standard deployment configuration consists of simply placing the Barracuda Web Filter on your network between your Internet Firewall and your LAN and assigning a new IP address accordingly based on your network.
Multiple Network Environments
Multiple Barracuda Web Filters may be deployed to protect multiple subnets. Simply deploy the Barracuda Web Filter in front of the subnet router and assign a new IP address.
Fault Tolerant Barracuda Web Filter Environment
For automatic scalability and redundancy, you may deploy multiple Barracuda Web Filters and take advantage of linked management capabilities.
The Standard deployment configuration consists of simply placing the Barracuda Web Filter on your network between your Internet Firewall and your LAN and assigning a new IP address accordingly based on your network.
Multiple Network Environments
Multiple Barracuda Web Filters may be deployed to protect multiple subnets. Simply deploy the Barracuda Web Filter in front of the subnet router and assign a new IP address.
Fault Tolerant Barracuda Web Filter Environment
For automatic scalability and redundancy, you may deploy multiple Barracuda Web Filters and take advantage of linked management capabilities.
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We had a demo unit of the Barracuda Web Filter 310 sent to us. After having it installed for some days and with a little help from tech support through SEC DataCom A/S, we could see the unit as a part of our IT infrastructure. Within the first month as a part of our security, it has filtered 1,4 million URL requests and blocked around 200.000 of them… The LDAP integration makes it possible to differentiate how the (Barracuda) Web Filter should block access to different sites based on the user or a group. From an administrator’s point of view, the Barracuda Web Filter 310 is very straight forward and the menus are very intuitive.
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