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A seamless mobile VPN data solution for UMTS and WLAN users

Feder et al., 2003

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14935158440394932860
Author
Feder P
Lee N
Martin-Leon S
Publication year
Publication venue
Fourth International Conference on 3G Mobile Communication Technologies

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Mobile virtual private networks (MVPNs) can provide remote users with easy, secure high- speed access to their enterprise network resources. There is a tremendous market opportunity for operators who can meet the needs of these users. Third-generation (3G) …
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