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Penetrates Firewall by SSL-VPN

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    banner7_1.jpgTroubling with IPsec-based legacy VPN products? Replace it to SoftEther VPN. SoftEther VPN Protocol is based on HTTPS so almost all kinds of firewalls permits SoftEther VPN's packets.

    SoftEther VPN can be used anywhere

    You might have an experience that you cannot use IPsec-based legacy VPN protocols from a hotel room or Wi-Fi. The reason is simple. The firewalls of public networks often filters IPsec VPN protocols.

    Unlike legacy VPNs, SoftEther VPN is based on SSL-VPN. It is technically HTTPS (HTTP over SSL). HTTPS can pass any kinds of firewalls which disallow IPsec-based VPNs.

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    This revision modified by yagi (Ban)

    banner7_1.jpgTroubling with IPsec-based legacy VPN products? Replace it to SoftEther VPN. SoftEther VPN Protocol is based on HTTPS so almost all kinds of firewalls permits SoftEther VPN's packets.

    SoftEther VPN can be used anywhere

    You might have an experience that you cannot use IPsec-based legacy VPN protocols from a hotel room or Wi-Fi. The reason is simple. The firewalls of public networks often filters IPsec VPN protocols.

    Unlike legacy VPNs, SoftEther VPN is based on SSL-VPN. It is technically HTTPS (HTTP over SSL). HTTPS can pass any kinds of firewalls which disallow IPsec-based VPNs.

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