Connectivity Features in Detail

Remote Access Clients support more connectivity features.

Feature

Description

Automatic Connectivity Detection

If the IPsec VPN network connection is lost, the client seamlessly reconnects without user intervention.

Roaming

If the IP address of a client changes, for example, if the client on a wireless connection physically connects to a LAN that is not part of the VPN domain, interface roaming maintains the logical connection.

Multiple Sites

Remote Access users can configure many gateways to connect to the VPN. If you have multiple VPN gateways, users can attempt to connect to a different gateway if the previous one is down or overloaded.

Dialup Support

Endpoint Security VPN supports dial-up connections, useful where a network is not detected.

Hotspot Detection and Registration

Automatically detects hotspots that prevent the client system from establishing a VPN tunnel.

Opens a mini-browser to allow the user to register to the hotspot and connect to the VPN gateway.

Office Mode

Allows a remote client appear to the local network as if it is uses a local IP address. This is not supported on SecuRemote.

Extended DHCP Parameters

When you use Office Mode from a DHCP server, the Remote Access Clients gateway sends data that it got from the client to the DHCP server in the correct format - Hostname, FQDN, Vendor Class, and User Class.

Machine Idleness

Disconnects the VPN tunnel if the computer becomes inactive (because of lock or sleep) for a specified duration.

Keep-alive

Send keep-alive messages from the client to the VPN gateway to maintain the VPN tunnel.

VPN Connectivity to VPN-1 VSX

Terminate VPN tunnel at Check Point VSX gateways.

Split DNS

Support multiple DNS servers.

DHCP Automatic Lease Renewal

Automatically renew IP addresses obtained from DHCP servers

Smart Card Removal Detection

If the Smart Card is removed from the PC, the VPN tunnel is closed.