What is BloxOne Threat Defense?

A compact DDI (DNS/DHCP/IPAM) appliance product for remote locations such as branch offices, branches, factories, etc., provided by Infoblox.

Key Features of Infoblox Universal DDI

• Collective management by cloud
• DHCP issue management, HA (redundant) configuration
• Use as cache DNS, authoritative DNS (secondary)
• cloud-based IPAM
• Automatic setup (ZTP: Zero-Touch Provisioning)
• Integration with DNS Security (BloxOne Threat Defense)
• Supports data linkage with external systems via API

Configuring Infoblox Universal DDI (Internet)

• Deploy small physical or virtual appliances at bases and provide DNS/DHCP services locally
• Branch clients can resolve names locally and access the Internet directly

Infoblox Universal DDI Configuration (On-Premises)

• By becoming a secondary server for the internal DNS, name resolution is possible for internal domains as well.

Installation image 1

A local person in charge at an overseas base operates DNS/DHCP on a general-purpose server, etc., but the operation load is high.

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By deploying Infoblox Universal DDI, you can manage it via the cloud.
It allows for integrated management of domestic and overseas bases by a Japanese administrator.

Installation image 2

There are many medium-sized bases such as factories, and each base
A Windows server is used to provide DHCP services

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By introducing Infoblox Universal DDI, integrated management is possible.
This frees you from server management and also increases availability through redundancy.

Local Survivability Configuration with Infoblox Universal DDI

Security Coordination (BloxOne Treat Defense)