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Vote for SSL-Explorer Enterprise Edition
Our software-based SSL VPN solution contains a range of features delivering the strongest possible security to your organization. These include enhanced authentication methods, full network interface support and new auditing and reporting tools among many others. A pre-built virtual appliance version of SSL-Explorer is available as a free download. This version is intended for those interested in cutting installation costs to a minimum by virtualizing their SSL VPN server. Features in Brief: Commercially supported product; Enhanced Authentication Modules; IPSec-like VPN experience using SSL-Explorer nEXT technology with bi-directional split-tunneling; Windows Explorer drive mapping to file resources; Fully configurable authentication schemes provide multi-factor authentication; JavaScript virtual keyboards for defense against keylogging attacks; Full auditing and reporting capabilities; Lightweight remote management applets supporting SSH1, SSH2, Telnet and VNC remote access protocols; Option to remove branding from logon page
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