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Odyssey Client 3.03 and Odyssey Server 2.01 Funk Software Price: $2,995 for one server, 25 clients and one year of support Funk's Odyssey Server and Client protect wireless networks from unauthorized access by supporting a variety of 802.1X authentication methods. Funk Software's Odyssey Server and Client are the kind of next-generation WLAN security products enterprises are looking to as wireless deployments grow. WPA-certified Odyssey provides a versatile 802.1X client and WLAN-specific RADIUS server to support the growing number of 802.1X-compliant wireless networks. Enterprises investing heavily in the new wireless technology will appreciate Odyssey's flexibility, interoperability and robust management features. 802.1X, a key component of the 802.11i/Wi-Fi Protected Access initiatives, provides port-level access control, dynamic key management and multiple authentication methods. Exec Summary Extensive interoperability Comprehensive EAP support Easy installation/management Flexible client configuration No client logs The Odyssey Server verifies users ... Access >>>
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Hot Pick: Funk Software's Odyssey Client 3.03 and Odyssey Server 2.01
Funk Software's Odyssey Client 3.03 and Odyssey Server 2.01
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