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StickApp VPN Client enables secure, authenticated remote VPN access to private networks such as your office network or branches anywhere in the world.

As with all StickApps, VPN Client can be automatically "pushed" out onto all of your users SafeXs, SafeSticks, G&D or Kingston drives via SafeConsole, and can be (optionally) initialised automatically every time a user unlocks their drive.

Having your VPN client installed on a SafeXs or SafeStick managed drive makes VPN more secure, as if an unencrypted laptop for example is stolen, then the thief would be able to use the installed VPN client and connect to your office.

Key Features

• Secure, Encrypted VPN connection to your office/home from SafeXs, SafeStick, DTVP-M / DT4000-M, G&D drives - or any other SafeConsoleReady device.
• Leaves no footprint or configuration on the computer .
• Easy to centrally setup/configure for repeatable use.
• VPN Settings can be completely hidden from users.
• VPN PPTP Technology - works with virtually all Firewalls.
• No installation necessary on the host computer.
• As its stored on the drive, everything is encrypted in hardware.
• Can auto-assign IP address and DNS settings.
• Uses software compression and data encryption.
• Can be configured to request an optional PIN number for further authentication.
• Disable a user account in Active Directory - or disable the SafeStick in SafeConsole, and SafeConsole will then lock down the drive preventing further VPN connections.
• Read more on the Encryption Technology

Technical Requirements

• SafeConsole v4.02+
• Any SafeConsoleReady device.
• Windows 2000, XP, 2003, 2008, Vista, 7.
• 40Mb available space on drive.
• You can publish as many StickApps as you like at the same time - the only limitation is available space on users drive.
• StickApps Datasheet - PDF 1.6Mb

Licencing

• StickApp Anti-Virus, StickApp Password Manager and StickApp VPN Client are commercial applications, and they require a licence to be purchased for use. 

• Some Free StickApps such as Firefox®, Pidgin and Opera, are open source applications which are distributed free of charge under the GPL licence. 

• Some apps - such as Skype™ and Google Chrome™ - are distributed in original form without modification, and you must read and agree to the supplied EULA before use.