piercing corporate FW outbound

[Kenneth E. Lussier]

On Fri, 2004-02-06 at 14:09, Michael ODonnell wrote:

> 
> Interesting.  Has anybody ever seen FreeSwan interoperate
> with the VPN implementation in Nortel Contivity switches?

The Nortel Contivity switch was one of the first commercial VPN's to
support connectivity with FreeS/WAN. However, it requires that the NCS
be set up to allow the tunnel. 

However, there is a Linux client for the NCS, and it actually works
quite well. It was originally written by NewOak (who originally designed
the box), who was bought by Bay, who was bought by Nortel. 

FYI,
Kenny

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Kenneth E. Lussier <klussier at sentito.com>
SentitO
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