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Abstract In 1998, I was working in Germany designing a 5,000-site IP security (IPSec) virtual private network (VPN) solution encompassing 125 countries for a logistics company. The options were few. Timestep had the best product during that time, and many other IPSec products were emerging, such as Altiga, Novell's Border- Manager, and Checkpoint. Of course, Cisco was very interested but didn't have solid IPSec code. Cisco got involved and insisted that, with a little work, they could have a meaningful solution. This boded well for the client given that they used Cisco for all their networking gear, making the whole philosophy very attractive.
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