Connect your Remote Devices to the Corporate Domain
Extend AD/LDAP compliance to all your remote devices and ensure compliance with our domain joining tool
Why does your company need Domain Joining?
Push Group Policies to Remote Devices
Ensure compliance with updated security protocols
Enable control over updates and security patches
Ensure seamless AD/LDAP compliance by all devices outside the corporate domain
Find out how InstaSafe Zero Trust Application Access ensures complete visibility across your network
Issues with Domain Joining
Domain Joining initiatives involve multiple inherent security risks and hence becomes a complicated exercise
Multiple Port Access needs to be provided to devices
Data Centers are exposed to the risk of multiple exposed ports
Exposed Ports can be exploited to gain access to critical resources and launch malware
Secure, Seamless, Instant Domain Joining with InstaSafe
Secure, Seamless, Instant Domain Joining with InstaSafe
Keep your DC in a private network and block all inbound ports
Access to your DC is secured by InstaSafe Secure gateway
A secure tunnel is created from InstaSafe Controller to gateway
The Controller is used to interconnect users to applications in the DC
Authenticated users get authorised secure access to the DC through the InstaSafe gateway
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Frequently Asked Questions on Domain Joining
Yes. The connectivity to the AD domain will be automatically driven by the ZTA Controller.
- HTTP is a web protocol.
- Apache is a web server that uses the HTTP protocol.
- LDAP is a directory services protocol.
- Active Directory is a directory server that uses the LDAP protocol.