I think if you read the Citrix documentation they call basic “scrambling” and define it as something like switching things around so passwords and logins are not obvious to a sniffer/snooper, not the kind of thing that makes you sleep well at night!
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I think Steve's recommendation is solid.
Why does he want to useBasic encryption? It's really not secure and I don't know that Citrix should even call it encryption.
- Bob
From: thin-bounce@freelists.org [mailto:thin-bounce@freelists.org] On Behalf Of Jensen, Jay
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Hello gang, BriForum 2008 at Chicago Navy’s Pier rocked!! What a relaxed and awesome venue!
My new boss wants to put the
We use CSG today for our External Citrix connection and we are in the process of migrating to Access Gateway both internally and externally.
What is everyone else using for
Thank You in advance for your assistance.
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