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howtos:network_services:checkpoint_snx_client [2015/12/19 01:40 (UTC)] – Removed libprelude requirement as it seems it may not be necessary after all xflow7howtos:network_services:checkpoint_snx_client [2022/10/29 22:25 (UTC)] – nocturnal.slacker
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 +PLEASE NOTE: This article may be outdated and no longer a working method (see Discussion page above for more info). Please stand by for possible updates to the article. ~V.T. Eric Layton - Editor 102922:1822hrs EDT
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 ====== Using Checkpoint SSL Network Extender (SNX) Client on Slackware ====== ====== Using Checkpoint SSL Network Extender (SNX) Client on Slackware ======
 Checkpoint SSL Network Extender is a thin client used for remote connection to a Checkpoint Security Gateway (([[https://sc1.checkpoint.com/documents/R77/CP_R77_VPN_AdminGuide/14702.htm]])).  It is used, for instance, by corporations to enable secure remote access by employees. Checkpoint SSL Network Extender is a thin client used for remote connection to a Checkpoint Security Gateway (([[https://sc1.checkpoint.com/documents/R77/CP_R77_VPN_AdminGuide/14702.htm]])).  It is used, for instance, by corporations to enable secure remote access by employees.

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