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Product type Paperback

Published in Mar 2005

Publisher Packt

ISBN-13 9781904811077

Length 212 pages

Edition 1st Edition

Tools

SSL VPN

Concepts

Network Security

Table of Contents (14) Chapters

SSL VPN

Credits

About the Authors

1. Introduction

1. Introduction to SSL VPN

The Internet
Reference Models
Introducing Hacker Bob
VPNs
VPN Examples
IPsec Vs. SSL VPN
Trusted Networks
The DMZ
Summary

2. SSL VPN: The Business Case FREE CHAPTER

SSL VPN: A Historical Background
Remote Access: Measuring Return-on-Investment
So What Does SSL VPN Actually Give Me?
Summary

3. How SSL VPNs Work

Appliances Vs. Software
The SSL Protocol
Establishing Secure Tunnels Using SSL
Reverse Proxy Technology
SSL Remote Access: Reverse Proxy Technology Plus
SSL VPN Sample Session
Summary

4. SSL VPN Security

Authentication and Authorization
End Point Security Concerns
Department of Defense (DoD) Requirements
Server-Side Security Issues
Summary

5. Planning for an SSL VPN

Determining Business Requirements
Selecting an Appropriate SSL VPN
Determining which SSL VPN Functions to Use
Where to Deploy the SSL VPN server
Planning for Deployment
User and Administrator Training
Summary

6. Educating the User

Building an Education Plan
Summary

7. Legacy Data Access

Computing Elements
Applications
The Web Challenge
Meeting the Challenge
Tunneling to the Other Side
Other Applications
Summary

8. The Future of SSL VPN Technology

Standardized Feature Sets
Interfaces
SSL VPN Products for Small, Medium, and Large Organizations
Application-Specific SSL VPNs
Merging with IPSec VPN and Firewall Technology
SSL Access Platforms
Support for More Diverse Computers
Improved Performance and Reliability
Voice-Over-IP
Two "Business Developments"
Summary

A Review of TCP, IP, and Ports

DARPA and OSI

SSL VPN Gateways

SSL VPN Offerings
AEP Systems
Array Networks
Aventail
Check Point Software Technologies
Cisco Systems
Citrix Systems
EnKoo
F5 Networks
Juniper Networks
NetScaler
NetSilica
Netilla Networks
Nokia
Nortel Networks
Permeo Technologies
PortWise
SafeNet
Symantec
Whale Communications

F5 Networks

www.f5.com

Product Information

FirePass Controller

Note

F5 acquired uRoam (July 23, 2003)

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