So I now need to sell stunnel to those that make decisions. It would be helpful to get an understanding of how widely deployed it is. It also would be useful to have a number of company names that I could drop, especially if said companies were major corporations and especially if they were players in the finance/banking industry.
thanks in advance,
-Charles
Charles,
On Tue, 31 Aug 2004, Charles A. Monteiro wrote:
So I now need to sell stunnel to those that make decisions. It would be helpful to get an understanding of how widely deployed it is. It also would be useful to have a number of company names that I could drop, especially if said companies were major corporations and especially if they were players in the finance/banking industry.
thanks in advance,
Sorry, we're not a banking/financial firm. SURFnet, the NREN (national research and educational network) of the Netherlands (the 'higher-ed ISP', ~170 sites, ~750.000 end-users), uses stunnel in its' operational environment. We've got a thing called 'stunnel-in-the-box' under development which makes using stunnel easier for the mere-mortal.
Jan
thanks, it is still good to know about deployment contexts of stunnel, so far I have found stunnel pretty straightforward to use i.e. after I figured out that the newer versions of stunnel rely on the conf files, what we have not yet tried to do is try to circumvent it.
thanks
Charles
On Tue, 31 Aug 2004 21:42:23 +0200 (CEST), Jan Meijer jan.meijer@surfnet.nl wrote:
Charles,
On Tue, 31 Aug 2004, Charles A. Monteiro wrote:
So I now need to sell stunnel to those that make decisions. It would be helpful to get an understanding of how widely deployed it is. It also would be useful to have a number of company names that I could drop, especially if said companies were major corporations and especially if they were players in the finance/banking industry.
thanks in advance,
Sorry, we're not a banking/financial firm. SURFnet, the NREN (national research and educational network) of the Netherlands (the 'higher-ed ISP', ~170 sites, ~750.000 end-users), uses stunnel in its' operational environment. We've got a thing called 'stunnel-in-the-box' under development which makes using stunnel easier for the mere-mortal.
Jan
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On Tuesday 31 of August 2004 21:03, Charles A. Monteiro wrote:
eed to sell stunnel to those that make decisions. It would be helpful to get an understanding of how widely deployed it is. It also would be useful to have a number of company names that I could drop, especially if said companies were major corporations and especially if they were players in the finance/banking industry.
Some interesting links (company names to drop): http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/security/library/s-stun.html http://h21007.www2.hp.com/dspp/tech/tech_TechDocumentDetailPage_IDX/1,1701,4... http://h71000.www7.hp.com/opensource/opensource.html#stunnel http://www.wurd.com/cl_ssl_stunnel.php http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/unix_open_source/sslenabler.html
Sorry, no finance/banking industry...
Best regards, Mike
Hennessey Capital Solutions is a commercial finance firm but we don't use it for anything related to business. We use it to communicate to an offsite, 3rd-party CVS repository.
Charles A. Monteiro wrote:
So I now need to sell stunnel to those that make decisions. It would be helpful to get an understanding of how widely deployed it is. It also would be useful to have a number of company names that I could drop, especially if said companies were major corporations and especially if they were players in the finance/banking industry.
thanks in advance,
-Charles
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