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On Mon, 2003-04-28 at 22:15, Bartsch, Vincent wrote:
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<FONT COLOR="#737373" SIZE="2"><I>I am researching everything about SSL and it's use as a VPN solution. I am aware of some of<BR>
it's limitations but I was wondering has anyone tried this: allowed a SSL connection to a web<BR>
server that lets the user to open a connection to a terminal server. Or can it be configured to<BR>
connect to a terminal server via a SSL connection directly? Has anyone tried this, were they <BR>
successful?</FONT><BR>
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<FONT COLOR="#737373" SIZE="2">Again, I am just researching this thought. Any word back on this would be most appreciated,<BR>
thanks.</FONT><BR>
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<FONT COLOR="#737373" SIZE="2">Vincent</FONT><BR>
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hello Vincent,<BR>
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one thing you can try is Netilla, it is an appliance running a hardened version of Apache,<BR>
and Linux... it is a SSL appliance to connect to your internal machines, supposedly they are the only manufau.<BR>
to be licensed from MicroSloth to reverse engineer MS's RDP protocol... <BR>
<BR>
This thing is pretty sweet, and would be worth your time to look into... I had a Netilla rep. come on site to<BR>
do a demo...<BR>
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I have some contacts if you'd be interested... it is priced pretty cheep... basically you get the box for free, and<BR>
you just pay per user... the same amount as if you were paying for individual Citrix licenses... <BR>
they even have 30 day demo's that do not require a contingent purchase order...<BR>
<BR>
It's a very nice way to web enable many non-web applications thru a common secure web interface.<BR>
<BR>
Pete Jacob<BR>
Fisher-Titus Medical Center</FONT><BR>
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