Discover when native applications require a thin client for Check Point Remote Access VPN. Learn about legacy OS support, unsupported VPN clients, Office Mode IP, and endpoint software.
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Question
Native Applications require a thin client under which circumstances?
A. If you want to use a legacy 32-Bit Windows OS
B. If you want to use a VPN Client that is not officially supported by the underlying operating system
C. If you want to have assigned a particular Office Mode IP address
D. If you are about to use a client (FTP, RDP, …) that is installed on the endpoint.
Answer
B. If you want to use a VPN Client that is not officially supported by the underlying operating system
Explanation
Using a legacy 32-bit Windows OS (A), having an assigned Office Mode IP address (C), or using a client application installed on the endpoint (D) do not necessitate the use of a thin client for native applications.
The thin client provides a compatibility layer that allows unsupported VPN clients to function properly with the operating system. It enables the use of native applications over the VPN connection when the client software is not natively compatible with the OS.
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