MPED-X-Routing-Tender20080721 - Madhya Pradesh State Excise

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4.18 c) Firewall Appliance Specifications (2 Pairs, each pair from different OEM) Performance High Availability Requirements Miscellaneous Hardware Requirements Software Requirements The Firewall Throughput should be Up to 650 Mbps. Should support 3DES/AES VPN Throughput Up to 325 Mbps Should support upto 5000 IPSec VPN Peers Should support upto 2500 SSL VPN Peers Should support upto 400,000 Concurrent Sessions with at least 25,000 new sessions per second Should have 4 Integrated Gigabit Ethernet, 1 Fast Ethernet and two management ports. Should support inbuilt support for IPSec VPNs with DES/ 3DES and AES support Should support upto 100 VLANs Network Time Protocol (NTPv3) Client Should have high availability Active/Active and Active/Standby Should have dedicated Console port On power up the firewall should use built-in system monitoring & diagnostics before going online to detect failure of hardware. The firewall should support <strong>State</strong>ful failover to prevent session losses to be minimal. The firewall should support an integrated hardware based VPN accelerator card The firewall should support in rack serviceability with easy access to the main board. IKE keepalive should be supported that allows the devices to detect a dead remote peer for IPSec redundancy. The software on the firewall should support online software reconfiguration to ensure that changes made to a firewall configuration take place with immediate effect. Intelligent environmental design to ensure low failure rates due to environmental conditions. High mean time between failure values should be supported to ensure long life of firewall hardware. Active/Standby failover services as a cost-effective high availability solution, Deliver advanced Active/Active failover services where both Firewall Security Appliances in a failover pair actively pass network traffic simultaneously and share state information bi-directionally. The firewall should have a minimum DRAM of at least 1 GB. The firewall should have a minimum of 64 MB flash memory Flexible Rack Mounting Configurations Cable Guides Support for Health LEDs, LCD etc for all modules to indicate operational status of the module. Extensive debugging capabilities to assist in hardware problem resolution RIP Version 2 passive mode support Support for OSPF Support for LAN Based Failover Support for VLAN (802.1Q Trunking) DHCP server The firewall should be RFC 1918 compatible with support for Static & Dynamic Network Address Translation and also Port Address Translation 58
Network Management Fire walling features support includes VPN Features support include -: Support for bi-directional NAT Split tunneling VPN support The firewall should support configurations through a command Line interface as well as a GUI based Support for cut-through proxy Support for NAT-T (NAT Transparency) Support for fix-up (to support fix-up protocols like H.323, SIP, FTP etc) The firewall must support FTP or TFTP for easy software upgrades over the network. Dedicated Out-of-Band Management Interface Network management services should be provided using standards based protocols like SNMP & SNMP V2 The following MIB’s should be supported: SNMP get, SNMP trap, MIB II, Firewall MIB, Syslog MIB Real time alerting & notification features and Syslog support Application/Protocol Inspection Engines: L2 transparent firewalling Advanced HTTP Inspection Engine Method Policing for HTTP methods defined in the RFC as well as extension methods. Port 80 Misuse detection ESMTP Inspection Engine GTP/GPRS Inspection Engine NAT and PAT support for MGCP Inspection Engine NAT support for RTSP Inspection Engine H.323 Inspection Engine enhancements (T.38 and GKRCS) FTP Inspection Engine with command filtering support (GET, PUT etc.) <strong>State</strong>ful ICMP Inspection Engine Sun RPC TCP Inspection Engine NIS+ Inspection Engine TCP stream reassembly for Inspection Engines All inspection engines have the ability to be enabled or disabled via configuration Ability to configure inspection engines on an interface, network, or host basis Outbound ACLs Time-based ACLs Configuring NAT policy will not be required to pass traffic through the device. NAT no longer a prerequisite for firewalling Option to pass traffic between interfaces with the same security level URL filtering performance enhancements Are You There (AYT) support TCP based NAT transparency VPN Hub, client-to-client routing; traffic u-turn on interface Block VPN clients by OS and type Support for Diffie Hellman Group 7 (ECC) and Movian VPN Client OSPF routing and QoS over VPN tunnels IKE DoS safeguards (Aggressive Mode knob) Support for n-tiered X.509 certificate chaining Manual X.509 certificate enrollment (PKCS 10/7 support) 59
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BID DOCUMENT GOVERNMENT OF MADHYA P
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Page 7 and 8: SECTION I : Notice Inviting Bids (N
Page 9 and 10: SECTION II : Introduction Conceptua
Page 11 and 12: Access through Internet DMZ (De Mil
Page 13 and 14: Militarized Zone Appln. Servers DB
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Page 25 and 26: 4.5 a) DNS/ DHCP Server (Rack mount
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Page 35 and 36: drivers/functionality such as MPIO
Page 37 and 38: 4.11) Gateway ANTI-VIRUS AND ANTI-S
Page 39 and 40: Shall install on an NT/2000 server
Page 41 and 42: 4.12) Desktop PC Processor Chipset
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(iii) (iv) (v) complete repairs to
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LIST OF ATTACHED ANNEXURES Annexure
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21. District Excise Office Bhagwan
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Annexure 3: To BID FORM Bid No EC-1
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C. Particulars of System Integratio
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Annexure 5: TECHNICAL BID COVERING
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Annexure 6: PERFORMANCE STATEMENT F
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Annexure 8: TECHNICAL DEVIATION FOR
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Annexure 10: [Date] COMMERCIAL BID
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18 d Mailing Solution No.s 19 Link
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Annexure 14: S.No Item Wise Price S
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Annexure 16 Bid No EC-1 /2008 Forma
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