Certainly the standard connection encryption software was written to be
extensible to other algorithms in future. All we need is the business
case to make it a priority.
Of course, for Sun Ray 1, there's a reason we stuck to ArcFOUR - it's
about all that CPU can handle. But for the Sun Ray 2 there could be
more options available.
Not on any road map, so if you see a strong business need be sure to
bring it up.
-Bob
Disclaimer: Opinions expressed in this mail are my own,
and are not necessarily shared by my employer
Ivar Janmaat wrote:
Would it be an option to upgrade the already available arcfour
encryption of ALP to something more secure?
With the new released T2 chip we could then see "security without the
extra cost" on sunray all connections.
Atleast when ran on T2 servers ;-)
Ivar
Bob Doolittle wrote:
Ken Mandelberg wrote:
>No, not yet; SunRay supports only IPSEC, unfortunately.
What about running against the built in Solaris IPSEC support?
We don't anticipate a lot of customers creating VPN gateways
to their enterprise using Solaris boxes, unfortunately, so this
doesn't seem to be a high-priority investment. Plus, configuration
of Solaris IPsec is non-trivial, hence not particularly suitable for
Sun Ray, where it needs to be very simple indeed.
-Bob
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