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TheGreenBow IPSec VPN Client Crack + Serial Key Updated

Especially designed for large and medium enterprises, TheGreenBow IPSec VPN Client can integrate in expanding networks to ensure the security of remote connections. The application is compliant with the most popular VPN gateways, allows peer-to-peer VPN and accepts incoming IPsec tunnels.

Once started, the program runs in your system tray. Right-clicking on the tray icon displays a menu, where you can access the 'Console', as well as the 'Connection Panel' or the configuration section.

In order to ease your work, this VPN client enables you to create and configure a new private network using the built-in wizard, which can guide you step-by-step to opening a tunnel with another computer, a router or a VPN gateway. All you have to do is choose the IP or DNS address and the pre-shared key.

The connection parameters can be easily modified. Thus, you can change the addresses of the VPN client and the remote host, the subnet mask, set the encryption mode and configure the alternate servers (DNS and WINS are supported). In addition, you can set the application to launch a script when the tunnel is opened or closed.

Strong encryption algorithms (DES, AES etc.) and authentication methods (MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256), full IPSec standards configuration, IKE NAT-Traversal support and IPSec encryption are other features that this software comes with. Furthermore, you can protect your tunnel connection using a USB token.

The VPN client enables you to request and manage multiple remote sharing sessions with computers in the remote network and supports SIP and VoIP traffic in the tunnel. The Dead Peer Detection (DPD) feature can be used to find inactive IKE peers, thus allowing you to manually set the check time interval, the maximum number or retries and the delay between retries.

In conclusion, TheGreenBow IPSec VPN Client Keygen is a handy and easy to configure tool that you can use to secure remote connectivity in any network environment.

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