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   From: monnier@iro.umontreal.ca   
      
   >>> IPSEC is very widely used for infrastructure VPNs and is not   
   >>> proprietary.  Cisco interoperates with Checkpoint interoperates with   
   >>> Draytek interoperates with OpenVPN ....... Never found a problem in   
   >>> dozens of cases.   
   >> In which sense do they "interoperate"?   
   > Which 'they' are you referring to?   
      
   Cisco, Checkpoint, Draytek, and OpenVPN.  Or to put the question more   
   precisely and avoid potential misunderstandings on my part:   
      
     What is meant by "interoperates" in "Cisco interoperates with   
     Checkpoint interoperates with Draytek interoperates with OpenVPN"?   
      
   In my world, "interoperate" in this context would mean something like "a   
   client from one company can connect to a server of the other company".   
   But clearly, that's not what is meant above since only an OpenVPN client   
   can connect to an OpenVPN server (don't know about the other ones).   
      
      
           Stefan   
      
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