Article | REF: H5240 V1

SSL VPN technologies

Author: Wilfrid RABOT

Publication date: April 10, 2006 | Lire en français

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    4. Nomadism

    Nomadic users are the most frequent users of SSL VPNs. A nomad connects to an SSL gateway, enabling him or her to access a range of intranet resources by authenticating only once. Such equipment is similar to a reverse proxy server, offering the following services:

    • gateway and nomad authentication ;

    • HTTP/HTTPS gas pedal, i.e. performance enhancement through HTTP caching and SSL connection concentration functions;

    • translation of HTTP links, i.e. rewriting the links of HTML pages consulted to make them accessible (§ 4.3.1.1

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