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How to install sslexplorer on SuSE linux PDF Print E-mail
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sslexplorer invalid credentials on SuSE / Linux PDF Print E-mail
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SSLexplorer is one of awesome VPN software that is even opensource. For most of users who don't want to spend extra money for security. This solution would be the best. Yes, security is expensive.
Okay here is what I want to talk about this article, login failure with message "invalid credentials".
What the~

Actually it was minor minor setting problem. I had installed non-enterprise sslexplorer version on SUSE(OpenSUSE 10.3). At first login, it kept on failing to access. Am I forgetting superuser login/pwd already ? no wonder!

I reinstalled sslexplorer twice and I realized it is caused from something else.
spend few min and found a problem.

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How to solve unknown devices discovered? PDF Print E-mail
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Why so many unknowns showing up? I checked one computer it said was an unknown and it didn't have a firewall turned on.

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How to use putty.exe on Dynamips PDF Print E-mail
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Using Terminal Server on Dynamips PDF Print E-mail
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Let's talk about Terminal Server for Dynamips. When you use Dynamips, you need to open many telnet windows if you don't have secureCRT types of application. Sometime it feels troublesome. If you are prefer to access each routers thru Terminal Server, here is the procedure to make it happen.

First of all, you need to make a loopback interface on your PC. See article "How to create loopback interface on Windows XP" at OS > Microsoft section.

Once you complete it, follows below
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