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Getting Started 41 About deploying single nodes About deploying single nodes Symantec Network Security can be deployed as one or more single nodes that operate independently of each other within your network. This section describes both Network Security software nodes and 7100 Series appliance nodes deployed in this manner. This figure shows the relationship between a fictitious network, a single software or appliance node, and a possible intruder: Figure 3-1 Fictitious Network Map with Intruder Internet Router Network Security console Software Host 1 or appliance node Host 2 Host 3 Host 4 Attacker About deploying single Network Security software nodes Symantec Network Security can be deployed using one or more single Network Security software nodes. Each node functions independently as the master node in a cluster of one. Managing a single node is simpler than managing a cluster. For example, you can partition your network to make each security administrator responsible for only one segment, without the need to communicate with other segments or with other software or appliance nodes. In this scenario, the nodes have no method of communication with each other. Using a single Network Security console, you can log in to any single node in your network, and view it individually. With single-node deployment, users cannot view all nodes

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Getting Started
About deploying single nodes
About deploying single nodes
Symantec Network Security can be deployed as one or more single nodes that
operate independently of each other within your network. This section describes
both Network Security software nodes and 7100 Series appliance nodes
deployed in this manner.
This figure shows the relationship between a fictitious network, a single
software or appliance node, and a possible intruder:
Figure 3-1
Fictitious Network Map with Intruder
About deploying single Network Security software nodes
Symantec Network Security can be deployed using one or more single Network
Security software nodes. Each node functions independently as the master node
in a cluster of one.
Managing a single node is simpler than managing a cluster. For example, you
can partition your network to make each security administrator responsible for
only one segment, without the need to communicate with other segments or
with other software or appliance nodes. In this scenario, the nodes have no
method of communication with each other. Using a single Network Security
console, you can log in to any single node in your network, and view it
individually. With single-node deployment, users cannot view all nodes
Internet
Router
Network
Security
console
Software
or appliance
node
Host 1
Host 2
Host 4
Host 3
Attacker