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absinthedjesus_ · ‎10-19-2008

I have set the passthrough with url:80. Its works for a few days and then doesnt, then it does again. I have some bookmarks on the remote login screen, and 2 of them work no problem, and the 3rd, does, but on and off. Has anytone else had an issue with bookmarks and passthrough proxies? Thanks

absinthedjesus_ · ‎08-25-2008

Hi Justin Thanks for the information. We use SSL authenticating to an external server DB, with Aruba handling the WIFI. Once a session is initiated with the SSL and an ip is assigned, how does the session work? Is all traffic then passing through the Juniper and back, kinda using the Juniper as a proxy for everything, or is there a periodic lookup by the Juniper to see if the session is still valid? As an authentication mechanism, Ldap or Radius are preferred, so they have to integrate. The WIFI solution had to be a 'fiddle' free solution.My concern is that having the Juniper on one end of the WAN, and the WIFI users at the other end, that the WAN link will become saturated with all juniper traffic, and normal network users will suffer. Thanks again Message Edited by absinthedjesus on 08-25-2008 03:45 PM

absinthedjesus_ · ‎08-24-2008

Hi I am wanting to deploy SSL as an authentication machanism at a remote site for the WIFI. The VPN will however be at head office. When a user authenticates and the session is active, how long does that sessions tay active? How often during the session does the client machine talk to the SA device, and when it does, how chatty is the VPN. I know that the VPN assigns an IP address with which I can then gain access to the gateway and the network, but how does the VPN know that the session is still live, and how much bandwidth would it consume. ie: potential 300 users on SSL VPN (WIFI), and many other wired hosts across a 100mb wireless link??? Any stats anyone? Thanks

absinthedjesus_ · ‎08-10-2008

Hi Is it possible to have a captive portal on SA4000, to login off a wireless network, but then to have a bookmark to another captive portal and sign in url on a NS500 in L2TP, or PPTP for the iphone . I want to be able to connectthe iphone through the wireless? Any ideas? Thanks

absinthedjesus_ · ‎08-10-2008

Agreed. We use the VPN option as we are able to lock down some subnets and allow full access to others. Surely there must be a way to tunnel from the SSL VPN to a netscreen or SSG that runs L2TP etc that once connected to SSL, before running netowrk connect, to have a book mark that tunnels to Netscreen etc for the PPPTP or L2TP authentication?

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