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On Wed, 28 Jun 2006, Helen Read wrote:
> What kind of VPN is it that we use to connect to UVM?
UVM's Cisco VPN client uses IPSec.
I can't share any experience with WildBlue. It used to be with satellite
providers that you still needed some sort of dial-up connection, since the
satellite transmission wasn't two-way it was download only, and your
dial-up connection provided all your upload information. The last time I
looked closely at satellite internet specs was, however, about 8 years
ago, so that caveat may be a thing of the past.
-JLT
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Jonathan L. Trigaux
CIT Client Services | Rubenstein School of Environment & Natural Resources
111 Waterman | 342 Aiken
University of Vermont
Burlington, VT 05405
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