Has anyone found a *secure* replacement for the HP "Secure Web Console"? We've currently got a few web consoles deployed and find them to be a wonderful tool. However, due to the well publicized security flaws in these devices, we're looking for a replacement. (See [URL]http://cert.uni-stuttgart.de/archive/bugtraq/1999/12/msg00006.html[/URL] for more info on how insecure these things are.) The company that was making them for HP (Arula) at one time was making an almost identical device w/ the exception that it provided full session encryption (or so I was led to believe by the sales rep). Unfortunately, at the time, our purchasing budget was frozen. Now, I'm looking into replacements again. Arula has been purchased by Raritan. Raritan seems to have no familiarity with the secure web console products. A sales rep actually came to our site so she could see what the secure web consoles look like and how they're connected. She's currently looking into how to provide a solution based on the products Raritan now offers (which looks to be substantially more complex than the web console solution). What's so frustrating, is that the Secure Web Console was so close to being a perfect device. It shouldn't have been a major issue to modify the java applets to provide continuous SSL encryption. Instead, it appears as if further development on this product is at a dead end. It's been some time since a new firmware release has been made. Any ideas? - John Shepherd