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	VPN security: Where are the vulnerabilities? 20 Oct 2005 TIP - SOX compliance mandates have pushed organizations to deliver end-to-end VPN security. This means that the VPN itself is no longer enough.


	IPsec vs. SSL 22 Jun 2005 TIP - IPsec has been the standard for VPN encryption for some time, but there are alternatives to IPsec. This article takes a look at some of the differences between IPsec and SSL.


	Would you consider a Microsoft VPN tunnel through a WEP encrypted access point to be secure? Expert: Lisa Phifer \| 06 May 2005 EXPERT ANSWER - Would you consider a Microsoft VPN tunnel through a WEP encrypted access point to be secure?


	What about using SSL VPN with e-mail clients? Expert: Lisa Phifer \| 22 Mar 2005 EXPERT ANSWER - Over the SSL VPN can you reconfigure your email client to send traffic over SSL to the e-mail server? Find out in the Q&A with expert Lisa Phifer.


	What do I need to do to make a change to my crypto map? Expert: Lisa Phifer \| 31 Jan 2005 EXPERT ANSWER - I have an established site-to-site VPN "router" connection between my VPN router and another VPN router located at a business partner. I need to make a change on my crypto map to allow new encryption traffic to my Intranet. ...


	Products of the Year 2004: Enterprise VPN 12 Jan 2005 TIP - In the VPN realm, 2004 was the year that SSL VPNs made the grade for enterprise use. Our judges' selections in our "Enterprise VPN" category exemplify that.


	I cannot establish a VPN connection the error I get is 'failure by initializing of IPsec link.' Can you help? Expert: Lisa Phifer \| 14 Sep 2004 EXPERT ANSWER - I am using Cisco VPN client on my notebook to connect to corporate network from home. The connection goes through my NetPassage 15-D router and works fine. Now I am trying to use a WLAN connection - a WLAN card in my notebook ...


	Mini-tutorial: SSL VPNs 30 Aug 2004 TIP - A growing number of companies see SSL VPNs as a simpler, cheaper way to give mobile workers remote access to corporate data. Find out if one is right for your network.


	Why don't NAT Traversal and IPsec Passthrough work together? Expert: Lisa Phifer \| 05 Aug 2004 EXPERT ANSWER - I have NAT Traversal enabled on my firewall-A for dialup to LAN VPN. In front of the VPN client, the firewall-B has IPsec Passthrough enabled. I've read many documents that state that NAT Traversal and IPsec Passthrough ...


	Does a VPN secure the client itself? Expert: Lisa Phifer \| 28 Jul 2004 EXPERT ANSWER - Does a VPN secure the client itself? I know that VPNs protect data traveling from client to the VPN gateway, but do they protect the client machine itself? If we use a VPN without split tunneling, can anyone else intrude or ...


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