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Re: Worldwide authentication
From: ONEILL David J <David.J.Oneill () state or us>
Date: 18 Oct 2002 07:32:27 -0700
My .01 cent ... dump the VPN before your mainframe becomes a internet candy store. David J. O'Neill NEDSS - IS7 Parkway Bldg., 2nd Floor Phone: (503) 378-2101 ext. 364 FAX: (503) 378-2102
marti () videotron ca 10/17/02 06:34PM >>>
Hi everybody, One of our client need to authenticate users that are roaming from city to city. They don't necessarly own portable PCs. We need to authenticate the users to let them access data from the mainframe. Note that the data is very sensitive. What is the (esiest/not too expensive) solution? We are already using Cryptocard/Cisco for our VPN. We've looked at USB key token, certificates... Our idea is to use a SSL session with authentication, need to decide wich authentication solution is best. --- @>-->-- Merci Mart! ****************************************** Pens e de la semaine : La seule chose que nous ayons craindre, c'est que le ciel nous tombe sur la t te. Martin M Samson Chef de projets,
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