Hi Roger,
We are about to install a combination of Websense with ISA. I read that you've been using Websense with PIX for years with good experience, which brought the following questions to mind:
- Why are you considering moving to something else? (price?)
- Isn't the fact that you have a working combination enough to stick with it?
- How are you currently installing the websense client on your Citrix server? Our partner is saying that out of the box you can't autoinstall the citrix client. (which is not acceptable because we automate our complete installation)
I apologize that I don't have an answer to your original question.
We are about to install a combination of Websense with ISA. I read that you've been using Websense with PIX for years with good experience, which brought the following questions to mind:
- Why are you considering moving to something else? (price?)
- Isn't the fact that you have a working combination enough to stick with it?
- How are you currently installing the websense client on your Citrix server? Our partner is saying that out of the box you can't autoinstall the citrix client. (which is not acceptable because we automate our complete installation)
I apologize that I don't have an answer to your original question.
Regards en TIA
Aleks
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Van: thin-bounce@freelists.org [mailto:thin-bounce@freelists.org] Namens Roger Riggins
Verzonden: maandag 6 april 2009 17:48
Aan: thin@freelists.org
Onderwerp: [THIN] OT: security products
Hi all,
We've been using Websense and PIX for years with good luck. Secure Computing (McAfee) has been banging on our door with Secure Firewall (Sidewinder) and Secure Web (Webwasher). Do any of you have experience with both and an opinion either way? Also, how well did Web Washer handle transparent authentication and reporting for your Citrix users?
I'm trying to decide between:
Cisco ASA/IPS vs Sidewinder
Websense vs Webwasher
Thanks,
Roger
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