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As the number of users grew, the King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Lakdrabang (KMITL) network was challenged to provide secure remote connections for users accessing the campus network. The Computer Research and Service Center (CRSC) considered implementing a VPN, yet software had to be installed on every client computer, which made the system complicated and difficult to use. To avoid this, the CRSC decided to go with the Web version of a VPN-an SSL VPN solution-since most of the users would have a Web browser. KMITL deployed solution from Juniper Networks which comprises four components: the Juniper Networks Secure Access 2000 (SA 2000) SSL VPN, the J-series Services Routers J2350 and J6350, the ISG 2000, and SSG 550M.

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Date:Aug 2008

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