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The Bintec IPSec implementation offers everything that customers wish for. In addition to numerous methods of encryption, including the brand-new AES ("Advanced Encryption Standard"), Bintec offers the VPN Access product line with encryption codes up to 256 bits in length. This means that your enterprise will be ready to meet the demands of tomorrow today.All Bintec VPN Access devices allow you to define a number of different rules per partner network. Your advantage is that you can specify exactly who can do what in the VPN tunnel. You can determine, for example, that the management board always has access to everything, while other departments can only pick up their e-mails from the central server via the VPN tunnel - the flexibility of this system knows virtually no limits.A VPN is not normally implemented "at the drop of a hat". On the contrary, it usually replaces conventional dial-in radius scenarios. The VPN gateways from Bintec also offer an outstanding solution in this case: the VPN Access line supports the interplay between IPSec and radius servers. This means that the user data can be managed centrally on a radius server, which enables a smooth migration from conventional radius-based solutions to IPSec-based VPN solutions as well as the combined operation of conventional dial-in and VPN.For all the devices in the VPN Access line with three Ethernet interfaces, it is possible to configure two of the three interfaces as WAN interfaces. This not only provides more bandwidth, it also gives you the opportunity of distributing your data traffic on the individual lines, depending on the load or the data type. In this way, one of the lines can take care of all the traffic into the Internet, while the second line is dedicated to VPN traffic. The second WAN port can use a second ADSL or even an SDSL line to take care of your company's other data traffic. This switchover is performed seamlessly and the user will not notice a thing. There is even an option to set up a backup via an ISDN, an analogue or a GSM modem.