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RE: True Clientless SSLVPN
From: "Beauford, Jason" <jbeauford () EightInOnePet com>
Date: Fri, 2 Jun 2006 16:27:40 -0400
Jamie Schmidt wrote:
It appears that he is referring to a laptop or PC that is running as a restricted user remotely that has no capability of approving any type of applet or activeX control. That is still somewhat a type of 'client' install. -jamie-
I get this part. I mean.. What type of connectivity is the OP looking to provide? What access is required? For instance, remote access to file shares is easily done via Reverse Proxy on any of the previously named solutions without any active-x control required. However, Outlook Connectivity, SSH or Telnet, Remote Desktop etc.. May require some sort of Active-X control. Nothing I know of at this time will provide full Network functionality without the installation of some sort of "client". Sorry if my post was unclear. JMB
Current thread:
- RE: True Clientless SSLVPN, (continued)
- RE: True Clientless SSLVPN Pher Ong J.H. (Jun 02)
- RE: True Clientless SSLVPN Bein, Matthew (Jun 01)
- RE: True Clientless SSLVPN David Gillett (Jun 01)
- Re: True Clientless SSLVPN ChrisSerafin (Jun 02)
- RE: True Clientless SSLVPN Portz, Jon (Jun 01)
- RE: True Clientless SSLVPN Paul Guibord (Jun 01)
- RE: True Clientless SSLVPN Omar Salvador Alcalá Ruiz (Jun 01)
- RE: True Clientless SSLVPN tom . farrar (Jun 02)
- RE: True Clientless SSLVPN Beauford, Jason (Jun 02)
- RE: True Clientless SSLVPN Jamie Schmidt (Jun 02)
- RE: True Clientless SSLVPN Beauford, Jason (Jun 05)
- Re: RE: True Clientless SSLVPN h0e (Jun 05)
- RE: True Clientless SSLVPN Dubber, Drew B (Jun 05)
- RE: RE: True Clientless SSLVPN Wesley Ward (Jun 05)
- Re: True Clientless SSLVPN Alice Bryson (Jun 06)