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| Subject: | SSL-VPN Opinion - Slightly OT |
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| Date: | Thu, 21 Oct 2004 09:20:32 -0400 |
Looking into SSL-VPN technology. Currently looking at the Netscreen/Juniper models. I'd like to get the forums opinion on these devices, specifically from the above mentioned vendor. Have you encountered any problems or limitations? If so, like what? How easy was the implementation? What kind of feedback did you receive from your end users as a result of the implementation. I want to know what I should look out for if I were to implement such a solution, and one specifically from the Netscreen/Juniper camp. Thanks in advance. JMB
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