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Kind of. Microsoft sold it more as an always-on VPN. They weren't selling a radically different philosophy for securing your network with it. But regardless of
by brazzledazzle 9y ago
Kind of. Microsoft sold it more as an always-on VPN. They weren't selling a radically different philosophy for securing your network with it. But regardless of the differences Microsoft really hamstrung themselves by making it so Windows centric.
- Spivak 9y agoAt the present moment Cisco is getting our money rather than MS for our VPN specifically because our Linux users couldn't leverage DA.