Ray wrote:
I have never understood the statement that SSL VPNs are inherently safer. Would
someone please tell me why you think they are?
I've used Connectra and Juniper Secure Access. In both systems you're simply
limiting what the source can get to based on rules for the destination. It's
In response to Eugeniu Patrascu's post:
SecureClient can easily be installed to prevent a user from having access to
the policy unload options. SC and the SSL Network Extender/Connectra also
integrate directly with the Check Point Integrity product, allowing the same
kind of checks and
Thnsk to all for the answers, i´ll implement all the suggetions.
Miguel
--- On Fri, 6/13/08, Juraj Sakala [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Juraj Sakala [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [FW-1] Checkpoint R62 vs CiscoASA 5505
To: FW-1-MAILINGLIST@AMADEUS.US.CHECKPOINT.COM
Date: Friday,
Hello Edouard
Did you gain any insight into the problem described below?
I had more or less the same problem when rebulding one node of a SPlat
cluster after a failed upgrade. As soon as SIC was complete between
the rebuilt node and the manager, neither node saw the other, and both
tried to
Between the inherent security of IPSec and SSL VPNs, I have not been
able to discern any difference that didn't come down to marketing.
IPSec VPNs rely on client installed software, which software is
typically available for most common client OSes (anything outside of
Windows, Mac, and one or two
Stephen JT Bourike wrote:
In response to Eugeniu Patrascu's post:
SecureClient can easily be installed to prevent a user from having access to
the policy unload options. SC and the SSL Network Extender/Connectra also
integrate directly with the Check Point Integrity product, allowing the same
We are getting a NGX R65 SPlat firewall a friend. We will
be going from a single enforcement module to a two member
ClusterXL. I'm looking for a guide or procedure, preferably
from Check Point, on how to migrate from a single firewall
to a cluster. The R65 Upgrade Guide and the R65 ClusterXL
Hi Guys,
We have 2 x HP dl380g5 boxes in a cluster. I am trying to downgrade our R65
installation to R60 because we need to use the IPv6 Pack.
However when I run the installation of SecurePlatform for R60 on these boxes,
it says my hardware is unsupported because SecurePlatform R60 does not
