FORTIMANAGER™-1000C CENTRALIZED MANAGEMENT APPLIANCE

FortiManager appliances supply the tools needed to effectively manage any Fortinet security infrastructure, from a couple to thousands of devices and endpoint security agents. FortiManager appliances provide centralized policy-based provisioning, configuration, and update management for FortiGate, FortiWiFi, and FortiMail appliances, as well as for FortiClient endpoint security agents. FortiManager platforms deliver a lower TCO for Fortinet implementations by minimizing both initial deployment costs and ongoing operating expenses.

FortiManager-1000C Benefits

  • Minimizes initial deployment and ongoing operating expenses of Fortinet security infrastructures.
  • Faster provisioning of new devices and agents and management of security policies across groups of assets reduces management burden and operational costs.
  • Detailed revision tracking increases visibility and auditing capabilities.
  • Easily manage complex mesh and star VPN environments.
  • A local distribution point improves control over security and software updates.
  • Seamless integration with FortiAnalyzer appliances delivers in-depth discovery, analysis, prioritization, and reporting of network security events.

FortiManager-1000C

Number of Networked Devices Supported 800
Number of FortiClient Agents Supported 25,000
fortimanager 1000C

Fortinet provides us with a secure environment in a simplified management scheme and very low maintenance. The performance of Fortinet's firewall is second to none. All the required security functions are truly integrated, and the ease of configuration of the FortiGate appliances allowed us to carry out the initial deployment within two weeks in spite of a relatively large and widespread installed base. Today, implementing new VPN tunnels with hotels is a matter of an hour or less. Our goal is to replace the existing ISDN connections from several thousand hotel customers with VPN connections.

Marcus Schmid, Director of IT Projects and Services
Amadeus Hospitality