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RE: VPN for *DSL/CableModem Users
From: sean.kelly () lanston com
Date: Fri, 18 Aug 2000 11:46:26 -0400
My initial inclination would be to reccommend some VPN software based on IPSec. Windows 2000 actually uses IPSec and should be much improved over the PPTP software built-in to NT. Also, 3Com and a number of other companies have produced network cards that handle a bunch of the encryption-related stuff in hardware, and have Windows 2000 drivers specifically intended for their use as VPN servers. I haven't investigated it much, but I'm fairly sure that Cisco has IPSec built in to some of its routers and clients should be able to connect to the routers directly for VPN purposes. As for other software, PGP.Com has client and server software called PGPNet that does IPSec-based VPN stuff. The server, I beleive, is only avaible for Unix platforms, but the client has Windows versions as well. Sean _______________________________________________ Firewall-wizards mailing list Firewall-wizards () nfr net http://www.nfr.net/mailman/listinfo/firewall-wizards
Current thread:
- VPN for *DSL/CableModem Users Michael C. Ibarra (Aug 18)
- Re: VPN for *DSL/CableModem Users Ray Hooker (Aug 19)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- RE: VPN for *DSL/CableModem Users Irwin Lazar (Aug 19)
- RE: VPN for *DSL/CableModem Users Starkey, Kyle (Aug 19)
- RE: VPN for *DSL/CableModem Users John Adams (Aug 20)
- RE: VPN for *DSL/CableModem Users Robert Purdy (Aug 21)
- RE: VPN for *DSL/CableModem Users sean . kelly (Aug 19)
- Re: VPN for *DSL/CableModem Users Chuck Fasching (Aug 19)
- Re: VPN for *DSL/CableModem Users Andrew J Bernoth/Boulder/IBM (Aug 19)
- Re: VPN for *DSL/CableModem Users Michael C. Ibarra (Aug 19)
- RE: VPN for *DSL/CableModem Users Jensen, Greg (Aug 20)
- Re: VPN for *DSL/CableModem Users amanda (Aug 20)
- Re: VPN for *DSL/CableModem Users Bill_Royds (Aug 20)
- RE: VPN for *DSL/CableModem Users Patrick Darden (Aug 21)