Hi, > Hi. Does anyone know if you can run SecureRemote on an NT server as a > service that starts automatically at reboot and that will initiate the VPN > link to the Checkpoint firewall without human interaction? SecuRemote, once installed on a system running Windows, will start as a service. So at reboot it will be started automatically when the system is rebooted. SecuRemote runs as a process located between layer 2 and 3, so it can control the whole outgoing traffic. During the installation process the public key of the FW-1 where the VPN shall be located to will be downloaded - and in addition to that the encryption domain of the FW-1 (here being the other end of the VPN). If packets leaving the system directed to Internet, no encryption will be done - except the traffic to this encryption domain, which will be encrypted with the method chosen in the program (can be done while preparing the machine for the user). The first time the user connects to the firewall, he has to authenticate. If further authentication is configured, the user will be prompted again - but he has not to use a "key" or so turning the encryption on or off. Hope it helps... Best regards Matthias
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