Virtual Private Networking

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  • Choosing the right VPN for your customer: VPN options

    (presented by SearchNetworkingChannel.com)

    Tip -  A comparison of IPsec, OpenVPN and SSL VPN options to help you understand their differences, and decide which to recommend to SMB and enterprise customers.

  • How to set up a Windows VPN: A step-by-step guide

    (presented by SearchNetworkingChannel.com)

    Tip -  This guide walks you step-by-step through the process of setting up a Windows-based VPN for those customers who want remote access but don't want to spend a lot of money on new hardware or software.

  • Choosing the right VPN for your customer: Four questions to ask

    (presented by SearchNetworkingChannel.com)

    Tip -  Make sure that you recommend the appropriate VPN option to your customers by considering their network type, application needs, IT staff and budget.

  • SSL VPNs: Five popular products compared

    (presented by SearchNetworkingChannel.com)

    Tip -  Are you ready to rid your customer's system of a client-based VPN in favor of simple SSL? This tip sorts through five SSL VPNs so you'll know which VPN equipment to recommend.

  • Vista VPN setup guide, part 1: How to configure Windows Server 2008

    (presented by SearchNetworkingChannel.com)

    Tip -  A virtual private network (VPN) can be extremely useful to your customers, but the process of setting up a VPN can be somewhat complicated. Learn how to set up a VPN using Microsoft Vista and Windows 2008 servers with this step-by-step tutorial. Or...

  • VPNs: SSH

    (presented by SearchSecurityChannel.com)

    Tip -  This chapter explores using SSH to link any two applications securely, and even how to set up an ad hoc VPN that links two networks.

  • SMB network appliances

    (presented by SearchNetworkingChannel.com)

    Tip -  As the supply and demand for network and security tools increases for SMBs, so do the options for SMB network appliances.