You are correct. The Mac client is just a basic IPsec client and doesn't have any of the functionality of SecuRemote or SecureClient.
Of course, CheckPoint says they plan on a Mac client, but they haven't updated the current one in a very long time.
Maybe since Mac OS X has IPsec built-in someone can convince them to change their mind a little?
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From: John Gesualdi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, October 23, 2002 8:43 AM
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Subject: [FW-1] Mac VPN client Question
I downloaded and read the release notes for the Mac VPN client. I assumed
that this would be software that is eqivalent to Secure Client and would have
the functionality to lock down the Mac workstation with a policy from the
firewall just like Secure Client can. After reading the release notes it looks
like that is NOT possible . Am I right or did I miss something?
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