Well, you might perceive, (correctly), that I have a bias, but I would suggest that
the Contivity product line from Nortel is worth a look. An easy to use, install, and
manage client is provided for Windows 95, 98, NT, and 2000. The switch comes with an
unlimited distribution license for the client. (No per-seat fee.)
You can authenticate against your NT domain with a Radius server such as Funk's Steel
Belted Radius or BaySecure Access Control Radius.
The Contivity is the market leader for VPN Appliances.
http://www.nortelnetworks.com/products/01/contivity/index.html
Sean
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At 05:25 PM 11/14/2000 -0600, Stewart, John wrote:
>
>We've been using RaptorMobile with our Raptor firewall for some time for our
>remote users. However, we're not totally happy with the client software.
>When it works, it seems to work well, but it often doesn't work at all...
>
>The integration into an NT domain is also pretty abysmal. I'm looking into
>the new version (6.5) now, but I've already had some pretty annoying
>problems (and they don't have a Win95 version - only 2k, NT, and 98!).
>
>Anyway, I wanted to see if there were strong recommendations/market leaders
>in the standalone VPN market (and I apologize that this isn't specifically
>about firewalls).
>
>Obviously, the major concern is security, but moreover, it is very important
>that the client software is easy to operate, works on all Windows platforms,
>reliable, and integrates well in an NT domain environment (easy to get
>drives mapped, login scripts run, etc...).
>
>Any suggestions welcome...
>
>TIA!
>
>johnS
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