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Re: Checkpoint vs. Juniper Netscreen

Subject: Re: Checkpoint vs. Juniper Netscreen
Date: Tue, 28 Jun 2005 15:07:03 +0200
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tj-evans@blueyonder.co.uk wrote:
Watch out for IPSec VPN compatability issues with NetScreen, they are a pain 
to make interoperate with other firewall vendors. 

Hi TJ

Could you be a little bit more precise on that? What were the issues you
faced? How about NAT? How about RSA/X.509?

I'm asking because we're looking for a site-to-site VPN solution, and as
far as we've reached, it's apparently Cisco, Checkpoint or Netscreen.
I have to add that we do have a rather large and complicated network
setup where a lot of NAT is involved.

thx /markus

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