Re: SSL VPN

["Andrea Gatta" <andrea.gatta () gmail com>]

HI,
have a look to F5 Firepass solution.Very easy to deploy and gives you
the ability to present and wrap application in a way you can't have
with the common SSL VPN solution. I'm my experience is the main way to
the secure remote access.

http://www.f5.com/products/firepass/

Cheers,
Andrea

On Jan 15, 2008 3:16 PM, Kartik <kartik.netsec () gmail com> wrote:
> Hi List,
>
> Currently we have 100+ home users who connect to our VPN gateway
> (IPSEC) and access the resources. As the business is growing, within a
> couple of months we'll be having more than 300 users operating from
> home.
>
> Management asked us to give them a "cost effective" solution to
> migrate the existing home users to "SSL VPN" so that there won't be
> any requirement of installing the software client etc (keeping in mind
> that the associates working from home will be growing) and it will be
> more secure.
>
> We also have a Cisco ASA as a perimeter firewall on our network on
> which we can configure the SSL VPN but cpu utilization on the ASA is
> somewhere near 40%.
>
> I would like to know the cost effective way to implement the same. I
> would also like to know the products in the market which supports SSL
> VPN or shall we go ahead and implement SSL VPN on our existing ASA
> firewall? Will it consume a lot of cpu utilization on it?
>
> --
> Thanx,
> Kartik
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