Lundon rites:
>Due to the nature of the data the data must be encripted as it passes
>over the Internet and stong authentication must be used when they connect.
>This is a commercial project and the data will cross
>International bounderies, for this reason I do not want
>to use encription technology such as pgp as some of the
>countries will have problems with this.
So you want to encrypt but not offend. Sorry to say this cannot be done.
>Does anyone know of a hardware solution that can operate
>between one local machine and 5 or 6 remote machines?
In order of price:
1) Parallon Pathkey (206.641.8338)
2) IRE Encrypting modems (410.931.7500)
3) AT&T 3600
4) STU III
(goes up fast from here) Lockheed-Martin also has some products which
modesty forbids my mentioning 8*). Apologies if I left someone out.
However any good encryption is going to offend those who wish to know
what you are transmitting so would like to know why you feel that hardware
would be less offensive that software/pgp ?
Warmly,
Padgett
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