Welcome to the latest issue of the VPNC Update. We hope you find the news in this issue valuable.
This month, two products from VPNC members have received logos for Basic Interoperability. This means that there are now 27 systems in the VPNC lab that show interoperability in up-to-date configurations. The two systems receiving logos this month are:
In addition, one product which had previously received its logo for Basic Interoperability received the logo for AES Interoperability:
See the VPNC testing page for full lists of all the VPNC members' products which have proven interoperability and conformance.
eSoft
Roney Palace Beach Resort Selects eSoft For Complete Network
Security Solution
Inkra
Inkra Networks And Quickshift Partner To Deliver Network Security
Solutions
Intoto
InToto Announces Availability of iGateway SecureICP, a Comprehensive
SIP-based VoIP Solution
Ixia
Ixia Introduces First Encryption Test Solution Able to Sustain Gigabit Line-Rate
Juniper
Juniper Networks Named VPN Market Leader by Independent Research Firm
Juniper
St. George Bank Chooses Juniper Networks Solution to Secure Network
Microsoft
Microsoft Reinforces Commitment and Action To Help Improve Security for Customers
NETGEAR
NETGEAR 108 Mbps Wireless Firewall Router Wins 2004 World Class Award from PC World
SafeNet
SafeNet Teams with Ingram Micro to Expand Distribution of SSL VPN and
Identity Management Solutions
ServGate
ServGate Unveils Global Manager, an EdgeForce Integrated Management and
Monitoring Console
Preserving End-to-End Quality of Service For IP VPNs Over MPLS Satellite Networks from Encore Networks discusses an interesting and often-ignored problem for trusted VPNs, namely how to measure and maintain QoS in high-latency environments. While most people think of QoS as applying to systems like optical connections, satellites can often be an important connection mechanism for companies with remote sites. The paper describes how performance-enhancement proxies (PEPs) help MPLS-based VPNs that include satellites remain stable and predictable.
China VPN and MPLS Conference
Beijing / August 31 - September 1, 2004
This conference focuses on the use of VPNs, particularly MPLS, in China.
It involves manufacturers both from both inside and outside China, as well
as major VPN users in China.
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