Named access points
Give executive access endpoints recognizable public identity.
Executive VPN
Public network identity for executive VPN and privileged access.
Executive access often touches banking systems, board materials, private infrastructure, enterprise applications, and sensitive workflows. LARUS One gives executive VPN and privileged access points globally unique Identity Addresses that can be named, documented, and recognized consistently.
Identity capacity
One Identity Unit. Up to 254 globally unique Identity Addresses.
Each LARUS One Identity Unit can activate up to 254 globally unique Identity Addresses at one deployed location, for the devices, endpoints, computers, servers, gateways, applications, APIs, and trusted access points that need stable public network identity.
The Identity Location is the selected home, office, family office, hotel, enterprise site, API edge, or private network where the Identity Unit is deployed through the LARUS One delivery network.
Actual usable count may depend on delivery design, security policy, and local network configuration.
Value
Privileged access deserves a clear identity layer.
Assign Identity Addresses to executive VPN gateways, privileged workstations, private office networks, secure residence gateways, and approved access points. Use rDNS and Identity Passport evidence for internal security teams, banks, suppliers, and trusted counterparties.
Identity Address examples
Assign public network identity to the systems that need recognition.
Executive VPN gatewayBoard access endpointPrivate office gatewaySecure residence accessBanking access workstationFamily office VPNTrusted admin workstation
How LARUS One helps
LARUS anchors identity. The selected provider delivers the local network.
Controlled delivery
Deliver through a Certified Partner, existing provider review, or LARUS One Edge path.
Evidence
Document active addresses, rDNS, delivery path, and continuity status.
Continuity
Maintain recognition as locations and providers change.
FAQ
Customer-facing answers for this use case.
Is this suitable for private residences?
Yes. Executive VPN identity can be deployed to homes, private residences, family offices, and offices.
Can security policies still control access?
Yes. Firewalls, VPN policy, SASE, and access controls continue to define what is reachable.
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