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By Patrick Oliver Graf, General Manager of Americas, NCP engineering Last week, we provided an overview of split and full tunnel configurations. Here, we delve a bit deeper to explore the security benefits of this technology. Split tunneling has a variety of advantages: It only transmits data that actually requires the protection of a VPN. This [...]
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Making Sense of Split Tunneling: Part 2
Posted: 10th January 2013 by VPN Haus in Mobile, Rethink Remote Access, VPNTags: remote access, split tunneling, VPN
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Making Sense of Split Tunneling: Part 1
Posted: 3rd January 2013 by VPN Haus in Mobile, Rethink Remote Access, VPNTags: remote access, split tunneling, VPN
By Patrick Oliver Graf, General Manager of Americas, NCP engineering Split tunneling is not a new concept in the realm of remote access networking. The technology emerged in the 1990s to allow VPN users to access a public network and a LAN or WAN simultaneously. But despite this longevity, its merits and security continue to [...]
Q&A with Swen Baumann, product manager at NCP engineering
Posted: 27th June 2012 by VPN Haus in Expert Q&ATags: dual stack, IPv4, IPv6, split tunneling
We recently spoke to NCP engineering’s Swen Baumann about split tunneling and its role in IPv6, and how to best deploy it when working remotely. VPN Haus: How is split tunneling impacted by IPv6 dual-stack networking? Swen: The main thing to remember is, split tunneling needs to be specifically configured. For instance, in a “dual-stacked” [...]
Don’t Worry, IPv6 Won’t Break Your Existing IPsec VPN, Part 2
Posted: 27th October 2011 by VPN Haus in IPsec, IPv6, Rethink Remote AccessTags: IPsec, IPv6, split tunneling
Editor’s Note: For part one, click here. By Daniel P. Dern So, how does a company add IPv6 support? “Your operating systems have to be IPv6-ready,” said Rainer Enders, CTO, Americas, for NCP engineering. “Your network providers have to support IPv6, in a secure way. Check whether they support native IPv6 end-to-end, for a full [...]
Don't Worry, IPv6 Won't Break Your Existing IPsec VPN, Part 2
Posted: 27th October 2011 by VPN Haus in IPsec, IPv6, Rethink Remote AccessTags: IPsec, IPv6, split tunneling
Editor’s Note: For part one, click here. By Daniel P. Dern So, how does a company add IPv6 support? “Your operating systems have to be IPv6-ready,” said Rainer Enders, CTO, Americas, for NCP engineering. “Your network providers have to support IPv6, in a secure way. Check whether they support native IPv6 end-to-end, for a full [...]