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SonicWALL, equinux bring secure connectivity to the Mac
By ron carlson, Insanely Great Mac
January 21st 2003
VPN Tracker connecting to SonicWALL Firewall appliances creates secure VPN connections
for OS X users
SonicWALL has announced a relationship with equinux Inc. to extend secure Virtual
Private Network (VPN) connectivity to the Mac (OS X) . The connection between equinux
VPN Tracker and SonicWALL appliances creates a solution that enables Mac-users to
securely connect to a corporate network using the flexibility of the Internet, without
compromising security.
"We recognize that small and medium-sized businesses have heterogeneous network
environments and require secure connectivity, regardless of their computing
platforms," said Douglas Brockett, vice president, worldwide marketing, SonicWALL.
"We're pleased to work with equinux to extend our reach to the Macintosh market,
bringing secure connectivity to Mac OS X users worldwide."
Running the equinux VPN Tracker, mobile and remote workers using Macs can establish a
secure VPN connection to a SonicWALL-secured corporate network from nearly anywhere in
the world. SonicWALL appliances feature ICSA certified, IPSec VPN capabilities to
provide companies of all sizes with reliable, secure remote access to corporate
resources for remote users, telecommuters and branch offices.
VPN Tracker is available now in Personal and Professional Editions (English-only). VPN
Tracker pricing for the Personal Edition starts from $79.90 and the Professional
Edition starts from $199.90.
Editor's note: An X-compatible version of this software has been available since April
of last year. However, the companies are probably trying to spread the word about Mac
compatibility by "re-announcing" these products. Whatever the case, better
Mac/enterprise integration and compatibility is always good news.
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