| Publisher | 3Com | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Format | HTML | Date added | 13 Jul 2004 |
| Topics | Wide Area Networks (WAN), VPNs | ||
| Downloads | 37 | ||
This paper explains Virtual Private Networking. VPNs offer robust security by shielding network traffic between sites in encrypted "tunnels." VPNs, in effect, make your public wide area network (WAN) connections appear as private leased lines to the rest of the world. They ensure your messages and data remain confidential even when they travel over the Internet or other public networks. VPNs are established automatically for every remote-access session and are transparent to users.
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