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network interface of either the source or destination system.
Especially, if the source or destination system is
a UNIX, Linux or Microsoft system where sniffing tools are prevalent. More information on HP procurve
network is found at http://www.procurve.com
7.5.3 Encrypting router
Routers with embedded encryption facility offer a point to point, secure way of data transfer. This
technology requires an encrypting router at the both the sending and receiving ends. However, this is not
an open solution, but is feasible and affordable.
8 Conclusion
The standard FTP/iX features of the past have met the security requirements to a certain extent; however, these new
enhancements, when enabled and used correctly, significantly improve the security of MPE/iX FTP servers. These
new features can be used alone or may be combined with other security enhancements. The FTP/iX security patches
are available to all HP customers on all supported releases of MPE/iX. In addition, the Alternatives section outlines
techniques that can further boost security on FTP iX.
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