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pe1pbu
Member since:
2003-08-06 07:28:00 |  posted: 2003-08-06 07:32:27
Keeping Various VPN
options open
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I am faced with the
following challenge: We
monitor critical systems
at customer locations.
Currently we use a number
of leased lines. However,
with VPN becoming an
ption I am looking at
that to replace the
lines, which are quite
expensive.
The
problem is that one
customer uses a
Checkpoint firewall,
another uses MS ISA
server, yet another uses
Cisco. OUr router is a
Cisco 1605 with a Lucent
firewall.
On top
of this, I need to keep
other options open for
future customers, who
could be using
anything.
What
would be a wise choice to
go with. We can have our
customers do a minimal
investment if needed in a
router or something but
strongly prefer not to. |
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