Access model & connectivity — found from sitemap — GoodAccess

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• Gateway count Report an error

  “GoodAccess Gateways: 35+ and counting”

• Gateway static ip Report an error

  “With each gateway, you also get a unique static IP address, which you can use in IP whitelisting.”

• Gateway locations Report an error

  “Amsterdam, Netherlands Madrid, Spain Ashburn, VA, United States Milan, Italy Atlanta, GA, United States New York City, NY, United States Orlando, FL, United States Bratislava, Slovakia Oslo, Norway Chicago, IL, United States Paris, France Miami, FL, United States Prague, Czech Republic Dallas, TX, United States San Francisco, CA, United States Denver, CO, United States Seattle, WA, United States São Paulo, Brasil Singapore, Singapore Stockholm, Sweden Frankfurt, Germany Sydney, Australia Tel Aviv, Israel Helsinki, Finland Tokyo, Japan Hong Kong, China Toronto, ON, Canada Houston, TX, United States Vienna, Austria Istanbul, Turkey Warsaw, Poland London, United Kingdom Zurich, Switzerland Dublin, Ireland Los Angeles, CA, United States Johannesburg, South Africa”

• Gateway dedicated capacity Report an error

  “There are multiple servers in each gateway location with reserved capacity that is dedicated to each client.”

• Additional gateway available Report an error

  “GoodAccess offers you the option to purchase an additional gateway as an add-on.”

• Gateway features Report an error

  “The gateway is where most other VPN and zero trust features reside, so a gateway may, for instance, assign IP addresses, filter communication with blacklisted domains, or authenticate users.”

• SLA link Report an error

  “SLA”

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