NCP Secure Enterprise VPN Server - Secure remote access at virtual enterprise scale
An on-premises, centrally managed VPN gateway that also integrates smoothly in virtual environments with both the NCP Secure Enterprise Client and the NCP Secure Enterprise VPN Management Server (SEM).
It connects remote users and networks to corporate resources, giving IT teams scalable control over VPN connections, users, security policies, and gateways across large distributed environments.
- FIPS Inside
- Hardened, security-optimized platform
- Endpoint Policy Enforcement
- High availability and load balancing
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What is the NCP Secure Enterprise Server (SES)?
The SES isn’t simply a VPN concentrator; it combines VPN connectivity, routing, firewall capabilities, authentication, access control, and multi-tenant support in a software-based gateway.
Additionally, its virtual counterpart, the NCP Secure Enterprise VPN Server (vSES), integrates easily into existing infrastructure through standard interfaces. It scales with the number of users and tunnels required and provides multi-tenant support, enabling service providers to host multiple client companies on a single gateway.
10,000+
concurrent VPN sessions per gateway
1,024
domain groups
250
split tunneling configurations
Secure Enterprise VPN Server (SES) features
Core VPN & Network
- Highly scalable – supports up to 10,000 users per server
- Integrated IP routing
- Integrated firewall functionality
- Automatic tunnel forwarding
- Seamless roaming
- VPN Path Finder
- IKEv2 support
- Bandwidth management
Security & Access Control
- Endpoint Policy Enforcement/Network Access Control
- Certificate-based authentication
- OTP authentication
- RADIUS, LDAP and Microsoft Active Directory integration
- Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC)
- FIPS inside
- Geo IP-based access control
Enterprise & Management
- Multi-tenancy
- Detailed logging and statistics
- Syslog support
- Dynamic DNS
- Support for virtualized deployments
- Software-based architecture – Windows or Linux servers
- Integration with existing IT infrastructure
Availability & Scalability
- High Availability (HA)
- Load balancing
- Multi-processor/core optimization
- Scalable VPN tunnels and remote users
- Cloud and virtual-environment support
Virtual Secure Enterprise VPN Server (vSES)
Same gateway technology packaged as a subscription-based, hardened, pre-configured virtual appliance. Multi-tenant by design, with the ability to support multiple business units or subsidiaries, and can be segmented or managed independently.
Bundled and locked-down OS, VPN gateway, and high availability. With the operating system, VPN gateway, and high availability services bundled and secured, there’s no need for a dedicated Linux security specialist for setup or maintenance. Fits cleanly into a hybrid infrastructure strategy.
In addition to the gateway technology of the Secure Enterprise VPN Server (SES), its key differentiators include:
- Virtual VPN appliance – no dedicated VPN hardware required
- Hardened OS included
- Multi-tenant architecture
- Built-in HA and load balancing
- VPN Path Finder – keeps users connected when IPsec is blocked
FAQ's
This page answers common questions about deploying, integrating and centrally management of NCP Secure Enterprise VPN Server and NCP Virtual Secure Enterprise Server.
Both gateways include FIPS Inside. The Virtual Secure Enterprise VPN Server is a hardened all-in-one solution for highly secure operation. Its Linux operating system is optimized for the application and hardened, and it supports Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC). The Secure Enterprise VPN Server blocks third-party clients.
Yes. The Virtual Secure Enterprise VPN Server provides Endpoint Policy Enforcement when used with NCP Secure Enterprise Management.
The Virtual Secure Enterprise VPN Server includes an integrated High Availability Server for load balancing or failsafe networks. The Secure Enterprise VPN Server supports 1 to 10,000 users, and its HA solution supports many times that number. You can start small and scale up on the fly.
Yes. Both gateways offer multi-tenancy. On the Virtual Secure Enterprise VPN Server, service providers can combine several companies on one VPN gateway with resource sharing, and administrators of the connected companies can manage their own NCP VPN clients.