You can now relay user mapping information from one firewall to another in a sequence of up to ten firewalls instead of only two. This increase in the relay sequence enables you to
redistribute mapping information in a large-scale network
that has hundreds of user identification sources or that has users who rely on local sources for authentication (such as regional directory services) but who require access to remote resources (such as global data center applications). Redistributing mapping information also reduces the resources that firewalls and information sources use because fewer firewalls query the sources directly.
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