There's a number of ways to approach this. Among them were to have the
VPN client software support post or pre connection scripting. IE, the VPN
client software itself we run some scripts before and/or after connecting.
Not many of the clients availabel could do this. I think that there were
some hooks in the VPNet software that did allow this if you created your
own custom client. The Nortel Client may have also allowed this.
Along the same lines, it's always possible to create a wrapper around
software on your own. But thay takes some precious developing efforts.
You should check with the VPN mailing list.
Esteban Gutierrez
esteban @ redscarf.com
On Wed, 19 Dec 2001, Michael Endrizzi wrote:
> Looking for a solution where corporate can control AV over remote VPN
> connections.
>
> Requirement
> --------------------
> - Corporate can enforce AV policy on remote clients
> - AV policy requires desktop runs current version, runs current
> signatures,
> , AV configuration is secure, reports alerts to corporate
>
>
>
> Solutions I know about:
>
> VPN:
> - Sonicwall integration with McAfee
> - CheckPoint new AV API integrated with VPN1
> - Old Marcus Ranum VPN company (Can't remember name). Read about it
> in Network World, but sales staff didn't know anything
>
> Enterprise AV:
> - All big AV companies have enterprise software. Anyone achieve success
> with
> enterprise stuff applying policy over VPN connection to heterogeneous
> environment?
>
>
>
>
> Michael Endrizzi
> InterSec Communications, Inc.
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> General: 651-310-1551
> Direct: 651-365-9941
>
>
>
>
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