Checkpoint has a free VPN Client (SecuRemote and Secure Client). The only
thing is you need to request a license to your reseller (where you bought
your checkpoint). Your license has to match the encryption of your
checkpoint firewall. Then you need to go to http://license.checkpoint.com
to get your license string. Then put it in your checkpoint firewall. Then
go to http://www.checkpoint.com/techsupport/freedownloads.html and download
the most latest VPN Client. You might need to experiment which version
would work for you. I know, I've been there. GOOD LUCK GUY!!!
Regards,
Joaquin
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Jason K. Schechner
Sent: Thursday, June 22, 2000 6:23 PM
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Subject: Checkpoint w/personal VPN?
We have several Checkpoint firewalls in place and some of our users would
like to connect in from home via DSL/cable modem/etc. I know there are
tunneling/VPN products out there like AltaVista tunnel, Microsoft's pptp
(shudder) and others, but I'd like to find one that ties in directly with
Checkpoint if possible. Does such a product exist?
Thanks!
-Jason
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