Securing Web access from internet

From: Bob Freeman (cm94_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 08/06/03

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    Hi everyone,

    We have a web application on our LAN (based on IIS) and we want to make
    this web application available from the internet for specific
    users/workstation.

    1)I want to make sure that these users/workstation are authenticated
    BEFORE accessing the local network.

    2)I want to make sure that the information transiting on the public
    network is encrypted

    3)I would prefer to not have anything to install on the remote
    workstations (if possible)

    4)I don't want a VPN solution.

    I don't know much about the product I need but I suppose it would be a
    kind of web relay/authentication server installed in our DMZ.

    Do you have product to propose?

    Thanks

    Bob Freeman

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