Virtual Private Networks

December 1997 / What's New / Virtual Private Networks

You can establish virtual private networks over frame relay, dedicated leased lines, or ISDN via a local connection to an Internet service provider with Intel's Express Router (from $1299). The device offers encryption for IP packet s transmitted over the Internet, as well as frame-relay encryption, IPX filtering, and support for PC Card modems.
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