VaporSec is an IPSec GUI client that will allow you to create incredibly secure connections between Mac OS X 10
VaporSec is an IPSec GUI client that will allow you to create incredibly secure connections between Mac OS X 10.2 machines—or between your machine and third party firewalls using the built-in IPSec capabilities of Mac OS 10.2. VaporSec has currently been tested between Mac OS 10.2 machines and with a SonicWall firewall.. VaporSec creates IPSec policies that will allow you to connect to other IPSec devices. This may be another Mac OS X 10.2 machine or a third-party firewall, VPN or other IPSec device.. AFP548.com: Vapor.
Platforms:
Mac OS
, Mac OS X
System requirements:
Mac OS X 10.2 or later
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06 April, 2010 05:57 |
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97.0 KB |
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new | Download times: |
56 kb/s: 14 s |
| Program type: |
freeware |
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128 kb/s: 07 s |
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512 kb/s: 02 s |
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Vaporsec, Ipsec, Secure Connections, Mac Os, Mac, Secure, Create, Connections, Security, Security Privacy, Mac Os X, Mac Os X Server, Afp, Unix, Development
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