Re: Enterprise VPN

[Bryon <Bryon@RoadWarriorVPN.com>]

So it is a requirement that it also work on some sort of smart phone.  While not stating 
any requirements I will make them up as I go.  Now we are lucky to have several types of 
smart phones, and OpenVPN as a viable solution is getting very close with the development 
of such application as tunneldroid.

On 8/16/2010 2:51 PM, Ross Halliday wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Not trying to assert that OpenVPN solves all enterprise needs but I have found it to be quite excellent in our corporate environment in combination with the WiKID two-factor auth. We have a handful of clients running it on a variety of platforms including Windows 7 with multiple configurations depending on access levels.
>
> I tried some experimenting with L2TP/IPsec first but got fed up with all the issues surrounding it. (The impression I got was "buy Cisco"... no thanks). The only downside I've found with OpenVPN in my travels is that it's not exactly supported on smartphones :(
>
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> Ross Halliday
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> From: Brivaldo Junior [mailto:condector@gmail.com]
> Sent: Monday, August 16, 2010 1:37 PM
> To: Bryon
> Cc: debian-enterprise@lists.debian.org; Stephen Marron
> Subject: Re: Enterprise VPN
>
> Not all...
>
> Windows 7, and OpenVPN Windows Clients, create a headatch on multiples configurations.
>
>
> Regads,