Introduction to Check Point SSL VPN vs IPSEC VPN Part 2

In this video we try to break apart the difference between an SSL VPN verses a IPSEC VPN Solution.
We list the primary strengths and weakness of each solution , and why some one might prefer one solution over the other

[@prateekchaturvedi1995]

Awesome explanation.. I wish you could have uploaded more videos on this channel as your explanation is in depth and super awesome..Please upload mode videos.

[@davidk4682]

excellent. One of the key items that was not discussed is the negotiations methods, IKE v1/v2, pre-shared keys, digital certificates, encryption options, etc. Be good to see that piece. Great job here.

[@DeepakKumar-ov8ko]

Awesome explanation again ...thanks .Please Keep uploading more videos on complicated topics of checkpoint like securexl,migration,ike v1 both phases etc .

[@ashishverma2016]

Many Many thanks for sharing all these knowledge. I really appreciate your work. Please upload more videos...

[@yashpalsingh8649]

Very good Explanation, I wish you could upload some practical stuffs related to Checkpoint Firewall as well :) Thanks

[@sainudheenkazain]

Perfect...thank you sir. We appreciate your effort

[@parsalotfy]

Great lecture... Please provide some tutorials or links to setup these 2 in linux servers. thanks in advance.

[@raghav151196]

Might be redundant, but why does SSL VPN need the Layer 7 application to be TCP? Since SSL is encrypting the data coming out of layer 7, can the UDP protocol below it now transfer this "encrypted data"?

[@checkpointtrainingbytes278]

Because It was originally designed that way, since TCP is stateful , and UDP is stateless, being stateless it did not keep track of SSL encryption, which needs to be stateful, meaning a virtual session needed to be establish first, then encryption,, and UPD does not do this, but there is a solution, that I will explain later, which is a hack in layer 3 to do ssl , for UDP and ICMP and other stateless protocols.

[@sportsboy5935]

awesome, explained very well

[@jinsdominic]

Great lecture

[@PineNutButter]

Excellent video. Thumbs up. 👍

[@johnagunbiade3713]

good refresh/content. thumbs up.
Any data privacy/data leakage/cookies etc security issue using SSL VPN on non corporate devices?

[@Robertorossell]

Awesome Job Thanks

[@WizardHarry69]

The video mentions that SSL vpns only work over TCP yet OPENVPN which is also a SSL VPN is able to function over the UDP protocol. Where is the misunderstanding?

[@checkpointtrainingbytes278]

this is a solution, which is a layer 3 ssl shim, I will talk about that in upcoming video

[@sportsboy5935]

@@checkpointtrainingbytes278 have u created layer-3 ssl shim video so far ?

[@lidoratar6231]

Thank you!, but didn't quite understand the interface view on seamless and seamful

[@checkpointtrainingbytes278]

ok, thanks for the feedback, really appreciate it, seamless and seamful is in relation to user experience, how easy or complex to setup VPN and get access to your data

[@nicaiseafeto777]

Thanks.. :)