Microsoft ISA Server and Winfrasoft VPN-Q 2006
Microsoft provides a solid foundation (Common Criteria EAL4+) for VPN and quarantine services with ISA Server and Windows. Microsoft ISA Server provides secure site-to-site and remote access VPN connections over PPTP, L2TP/IPSec, and IPSec Tunnel Mode protocols. This allows for remote access clients to be placed into a quarantine network until client checks are completed.  Client checks check for the status of software updates, anti-virus, and other client configuration settings as specified by corporate policy.

VPN-Q 2006 was designed from the ground up for ISA Server and enables the rapid deployment of VPN quarantine services on ISA Server without the need for scripting or coding. Adding VPN-Q 2006 to ISA Server creates a complete client & server solution for secure remote access with client side compliance checking and can be deployed in minutes!

VPN Quarantine for Windows Clients Visit the VPN-Q 2006 product page for more detail on how VPN-Q 2006 can help solve your remote access security issues.

How VPN-Q 2006 integrates with ISA Server 2004 & 2006
VPN-Q 2006 is made up of a client and server component. The client component is responsible for performing all the security checks on the client PC and notifying the server component of the results. The server component is responsible for receiving the client check results and notifying ISA Server to remove the client from the quarantine network.

The VPN-Q server administrator provides a simple interface for configuring the quarantine solution within ISA Server. This includes a wizard for generating all the required ISA Server access rules and the VPN client setup component.

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Winfrasoft is listed on the official ISA Server partner page on microsoft.com and is a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner. For more information on ISA Server email us at isaserver@winfrasoft.com or visit the Microsoft ISA Server home page.

 


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