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Why are we changing over to a new VPN system
There are a number of desired and required features that are not provided by the Windows VPN servers. Some of those features include:
- Fine grained group-based access controls, which allow us to assign different access levels to members of various groups
- Anti-keylogging technology, and automated Internet browser cache clearing
- High availability (clustering and less frequent patching required, meaning fewer reboots)
- Clientless access using only a browser
- Access from remote sites which block PPTP VPNs (such as many hotels and cafés)
- Support for Linux clients
- There are also several critical security requirements
Why can't I see my network drives (V:, K:, etc.)?
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