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Re:Magento vulnerability analysis by UserRights on Sunday April 26, 2015 @07:07AM (#9441342)
These kind of problems are solved for a long time: use open source software and then you can patch problems yourself if upstream is dead. Any responsible admin will not tolerate closed source black boxes dominating important pieces of infrastructure.
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Re:Magento vulnerability analysis by jacquesm on Sunday April 26, 2015 @07:58AM (#9441457)
Sometimes you arrive after those black boxes have been bought and paid for.
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Re:Magento vulnerability analysis by xorcist on Sunday April 26, 2015 @11:31AM (#9442041)
All the more reason to migrate to a supported solution, if they're already paid for.

(OpenVPN is unbeatable in simplicity and price. I've migrated several pre-AnyConnect Cisco VPN users to it, which was finally EOL'd 2014 after several years neglect.)

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Re:Magento vulnerability analysis by jacquesm on Sunday April 26, 2015 @11:33AM (#9442047)
I've tried to get OpenVPN to work with a Palo Alto firewall and to date have not been able to, Palo Alto support is - to put it mildly - non-functional.

Would not recommend Palo Alto.

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