Despite IPsec being a 'standard' true interoperability is still a crap
shoot and firewall vendors are not putting a lot of energy into telling
customers how to establish VPNs with competing products.
Raptor has a good client product called Eagle Mobile which you would use
to get secure logon and encryption. Or, if you are both using Cisco
routers, you could look at using IP layer encryption. Other than that,
you will will probably simply have to try it yourself and see.
uskanbye @
ibmmail .
com wrote:
> I'm quite new to this area... but have a possible application whereas
> we'll need to do VPN/encryption between two network sites. We're
> running
> Eagle Raptor NT 4.0 and the remote site will be running Sidewinder.
> Behind their Sidewinder firewall, is an Ethernet LAN (one of dozens)
> that have 3 clients that we'll want to pass securely into our network
> (telnet or HTTP). The application that they're using contains
> sensitive
> information... exposure risks (however slight) must be minimized. What
>
> are some possible solutions? Can an IPSEC tunnel be built between a
> Raptor and a Sidewinder? Can a tunnel be created between Raptor and
> some
> hardware-based device (like VPNet?), or between Raptor and the 3
> clients
> themselves? What are some possible solutions? Thanks...
>
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