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Access control revisited

After playing with the fingerprint scanner for a while I've found it's OK for keeping track of web site logins, but it's no good for REAL network security - controlling who can log into the domain, and maintaining complex password (read PASSPHRASE) policies with 2-factor authentication.

So I'm looking at a few devices - tokens from RSA, Secure Computing and the like. I want something that can be used on the network, for VPN access, OWA and terminal services login.

Suggestions, experiences, ones to keep away from? Any feedback is good at this point.


Posted May 29 2005, 10:40 PM by calvert
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calvert wrote re: Access control revisited
on 05-29-2005 22:50
We are also looking at this stuff and find the Citrix solution is a good one. Random token generator good for VPN and other access.
calvert wrote re: Access control revisited
on 05-30-2005 10:48
please visit our web site and check out WiKID. Are you planning on using the MS radius server for OWA?
calvert wrote re: Access control revisited
on 06-07-2005 22:54

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