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At the current point in the history of information security, companies have spent a lot of time analysing various options for remote access to their information systems. Many of them began with IPsec-based systems to connect different sites. It all seemed simple at first, but as the number of sites (and clients) that needed to be interconnected increased, scalability and interfacing problems began to emerge.