RSA 7.1 supported under ESX 3.5
More and more people would like to implement OTP (One Time Password) solutions. RSA is one of multiple vendors for OTP solutions. I also notice the wish to implement and support OTP with on-demand tokens, like SMS and e-mail. RSA supports on-demand tokens, but the minimum RSA Authentication Manager version required is 7.1. Not only … Read More
REAL fun with the Nintendo Wii
I really enjoy playing on the Nintendo Wii, but the games aren’t very cheap. To overcome this problem, I spent the whole weekend on hacking/soft modding my Wii and I succeeded. From now on I can start downloading my favorite games, instead of spending lots of money. I have the option to boot my games … Read More
Microsoft CA certificate validity period
Using a Microsoft CA is very common in network to issue self-signed certificates. Last week I had to configure a Windows IIS server with client certificate authorization. Remote people (non Active Directory users) need a client certificate to browse to a specific website. The communication between the remote user and the website is secure by … Read More
Juniper SA – Host Checker
Security is getting more and more important for people. I notice that especially IT manager would like to implement some kind of security measurements to improve the safety of their network and data. Lately I have been busy with configuring a Juniper SA solution. The customer wants to publish different kind of services through the … Read More
Juniper SA & Terminal Service with JavaRDP
Today I tried to configure a JavaRDP as fallback Terminal Services method on the Juniper SA appliances. It took me some time and with help of my colleague, I finally got it working. Even with Single Sign On to the Terminal Server. First of all, you need to upload a new Java applet. The Java … Read More
Juniper SA & Terminal Server with Novell Client SSO
Normally configuring SSO on a Terminal Server in conjunction with a Juniper SA isn’t that hard. On the Juniper you pass the user credentials to the Terminal Server. On a normal Terminal Server you have to check the following: Disable Always prompt for password under: Terminal Services Configuration –> Connections –> Properties of RDP-tcp –> … Read More