Hi,
The VPN Concentrators were originally produced by Altiga which Cisco
then acquired. And yes, the telnet interface was/is horrible. The best
part with the boxes was the reliability (once installed you rarely had
to mess with them except for sw upgrades) and the fact that it could
pull most user/group configuration from RADIUS at login time. :)
On Apr 20, 2008, at 23:51, Florian Weimer wrote:
* Tom Storey:
I notice Cisco poked at Junipers ScreenOS...
Cisco has/had CatOS, and has PIX and ASA operating systems, which
look
and feel completely different to IOS, so they dont neccessarily get
off the hook that easily. :-)
And the VPN Concentrators had their own software line. I learnt that
the hardware while scripting the Telnet interface: It tended to lock
up
the device after a couple of session (even if those were properly
terminated).
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Kaj
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