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Re: VPN Appliance that works with Microsoft?
From: Mike Johnson <mike.johnson () isunnetworks com>
Date: Tue, 30 Jan 2001 10:54:52 -0500
Tony Chryseliou [TonyC () bgls com] wrote:
The SonicWall sounds promising because they make a full range of devices, i.e., price range. I considered NetScreen, but they don't natively authenticate against the AD/WinNT4 directories. Since the Sonic can talk Win2k IPsec, I can leave a ISA Server running as the FW at HQ and use it for the Lan-to-Lan tunnels, and to authenticate Win2k laptops. Stick the Sonics in locations that have more than one folks.
Ahem. Plus, unless something has changed within the last month, Netscreen can't talk to Win2k's IPsec. Certainly, this is a limitation of Win2k, but it's still horribly annoying. If anyone has gotten this to work, please let me know. Netscreen tech support says they've never gotten it to work. Mike -- Mike Johnson Network Engineer / iSun Networks, Inc. Morrisville, NC All opinions are mine, not those of my employer _______________________________________________ firewall-wizards mailing list firewall-wizards () nfr com http://www.nfr.com/mailman/listinfo/firewall-wizards
Current thread:
- VPN Appliance that works with Microsoft? Tony Chryseliou (Jan 25)
- Re: VPN Appliance that works with Microsoft? Jonn Martell (Jan 26)
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- RE: VPN Appliance that works with Microsoft? Tony Chryseliou (Jan 26)
- RE: VPN Appliance that works with Microsoft? Keith.Morgan (Jan 29)
- RE: VPN Appliance that works with Microsoft? Andrew Helm-Cowley (Jan 29)
- Re: VPN Appliance that works with Microsoft? Brian Ford (Jan 29)
- RE: VPN Appliance that works with Microsoft? Behm, Jeffrey L. (Jan 29)
- RE: VPN Appliance that works with Microsoft? Michael Nelson (Jan 29)
- RE: VPN Appliance that works with Microsoft? Tony Chryseliou (Jan 29)
- Re: VPN Appliance that works with Microsoft? Mike Johnson (Jan 30)