Juniper Remote VPN Client - ( v. 8.0 ) - license
Mfg # NS-R8A-010
CDW # 578732
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Juniper's VPN Client enables client-initiated VPN communication. The VPN Client is ideal for "road warriors" needing to securely access private networks across the public Internet as well as end-users within an enterprise environment that require secure connections across wireless networks or between departmental networks.
Juniper-Remote VPN Client, based on SafeNet's industry-leading VPN software, runs on an end-user's Windows-based computer and facilitates secure remote access to remote networks, devices, or other hosts. Security is achieved by using the IPSec protocol and/or Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol (L2TP), with certificates or smart cards as an optional form of authentication. In order to form a secure communications channel, this software must be used in conjunction with a VPN gateway, such as JUniper's line of integrated security appliances and systems, or another host running compatible software, such as Juniper-Remote VPN Client. With Juniper-Remote VPN Client, encrypted communications can be initiated in any IP network environment, such as an Ethernet LAN, wireless LAN or dial-up. With NAT traversal capabilities, connections may now be initiated from behind a device performing NAT to any IPSec host or gateway supporting NAT traversal.
Juniper-Remote VPN Client, based on SafeNet's industry-leading VPN software, runs on an end-user's Windows-based computer and facilitates secure remote access to remote networks, devices, or other hosts. Security is achieved by using the IPSec protocol and/or Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol (L2TP), with certificates or smart cards as an optional form of authentication. In order to form a secure communications channel, this software must be used in conjunction with a VPN gateway, such as JUniper's line of integrated security appliances and systems, or another host running compatible software, such as Juniper-Remote VPN Client. With Juniper-Remote VPN Client, encrypted communications can be initiated in any IP network environment, such as an Ethernet LAN, wireless LAN or dial-up. With NAT traversal capabilities, connections may now be initiated from behind a device performing NAT to any IPSec host or gateway supporting NAT traversal.