We’ve been seeing a lot of discussion in the forums about Cisco’s IPsec VPN client (welcome to the party—you’re four years late). In 2010, a 64-bit client isn’t enough. Perhaps four years ago this would work, but not today. In today’s mobile world, users are constantly on-the-go and purchasing the latest and best devices—they need [...]
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Is a 64-bit ipsec client enough?
Posted: February 11, 2010 by vpnhaus in 64-Bit, Rethink Remote Access1
Big news today from Cisco as reported by Network World: Cisco (NASDAQ: CSCO) is warning customers of its unified communicationsWindows 7 will be supported. Products that support for Windows 7 won’t be forthcoming until the product’s 8.0 release scheduled for the first quarter of 2010. About a dozen more UC products will not support Windows [...]
NCP has recently been selected to provide end-point security solutions for Texas-based YES Prep Public Schools. The school’s IT manager needed a secure VPN solution that would not only allow staff access to the Intranet, but also flexibility to integrate the solution to existing and future devices and operating systems. NCP Secure Entry Client provided [...]
Do you have a King Kong VPN client?
Posted: August 4, 2009 by vpnhaus in 64-Bit, Endpoint Management, Posts, Windows 7Can your 64-bit VPN client meet the enterprise challenge? Take King Kong – a single person brought him to the base of the Enterprise State Building but it was his inherent strength and stability that allowed him to conquer. Apes are not our passion; scalable VPN clients drive us. We know about Cisco moving to [...]
Read an interesting post on Cisco and its lack of support of the 64-bit IPSec VPN client. What was more interesting to us though, was a reader’s comment listed below the post—Robert, comment no. 7. Robert disagrees with blogger, Greg Ferro’s post, and believes Cisco is going in the right direction with its support of [...]
