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Item #: 462244. WatchGuard Remote User VPN provides your traveling employees and telecommuters with a secure connection to your corporate network. Using the Internet to eliminate expensive long distance charges, this cost-effective solution eliminates the need for you to maintain dedicated modem banks and costly remote access servers.Available as an optional software module to extend your WatchGuard LiveSecurity System, WatchGuard Mobile User VPN client software easily integrates into your standard WatchGuard Security Suite of software when greater reliability and standards compliance are required.Once installed, traffic is encrypted using DES or 3DES-CBC encryption and data packets are authenticated using MD5 or SHA-1. Using unique keys, you can create a unique identifier for each remote user and distribute that identifier, along with the Mobile User client, to each end user. The end user simply installs the Client to begin securely accessing critical corporate resources across the Internet. Mobile User IPSec client software will run on any Windows 95 / 98 / NT 4.0 workstation. Product Description: WatchGuard Mobile User VPN - complete package
Category: Security applications
Subcategory: Network - remote access / login control, network - connectivity & data sharing, security - data encryption, online & appliance based services - firewall, security - intrusion and vulnerability detection, security - VPN software, security - desktop firewall
License Type: Complete package
License Qty: 5 users
License Pricing: Standard
Language(s): English
Platform: Windows
Distribution Media: CD-ROM
Package Type: Retail
OS Required: Microsoft Windows 95, Microsoft Windows 98, Microsoft Windows NT 4.0
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Everyone thinks, ?it won?t happen to me?. But what if it does? All your files, pictures and documents gone, in an instant. Sure, you can reach for the disks that came with your computer to reinstall the applications but what about the most important component, your data? Data backup is something too many computer owners ignore.

There are a number of things that can bring down your computer, some of which include a power surge, hard drive crash, careless mistakes, viruses, a fire or theft.

If your system did not come with a recovery disc, you should consider making a backup disc as soon as possible. This is important should you ever need to rebuild your system to its ?as bought? condition.

How often you back up your data varies from person to person. It depends on the volume of data input, frequency of change, and the nature of your data. A general rule of thumb would be to back up anything that would be difficult and time-consuming to re-create.

How to backup data:

If you have Windows XP, it includes backup software; however, if you?re running on Home Edition, it isn?t installed by default. Once the software is installed, go to the Start menu and choose ?accessories?, then ?system tools?, then ?backup? in order to run the backup wizard. On the final screen, you can press the ?advanced? button which will allow you to automatically schedule recurring backups. The wizard also allows you to create a system recovery disc which will enable you to boot and rescue your data should Windows get damaged. At the end of this article, you will find a list of programs and software that can do the data backup for you.

You may think you?d like to back up everything you have in your computer. However, there is no need to back up software and applications since these can be reinstalled with the original discs. Most Windows programs now have a default for storing data within your user profile.

Backup programs:

There are a number of programs that perform data backup for you, some of which are described here. Ghost 9.0 creates full drive images, IBackup copies files to remote databases, and Dantz?s Retrospect Professional 6.5 is a traditional backup tool. There is also free software available for data backup. For instance, Backup4 protects your data and features an easy backup wizard that allows you to schedule backups whenever you like. Disk Tools Image Maker is an easy-to-use disk imaging tool which allows you to create exact images of your entire drive. It works directly from within Windows so there is no need to boot from a floppy. Handy Backup is another software which makes an automatic backup of critical data to any type of storage medium.

Backup Tips:

Here are a few tips to keep in mind regarding data backup:

Don?t procrastinate. Most people decide to back up their data only after they?ve experienced a loss!

Try to find a backup software that can hold twice as much as your hard disk so that you?re able to schedule backups when you?re not there.

Back up only what is necessary. However, if you?re not sure, back it up … better safe than sorry!

About The Author
Marisa Pellegrino is a freelance writer from Montreal and is the head researcher and content manager for RAID RECOVERY (www.raidrecoveryguide.com) and other sites.