Can Android be an enterprise mobile OS without vpn support?

and here we are

Android is not only the winning mobile OS in terms of vulnerability, but in order to make things clear it is also not provided with a decent vpnipsec solution.

nNw would be useful to add, at least, a vpn support for cisco anyconnect and the major vpn vendors in the market, but till now it seems Google is not interested in making its OS a real enterprise OS.

Would you put your info on a smart device that not support ssl or ipsec vpn for business transactions? this sound like careless computing. remember the firesheep affair just I case….

just to move this thing out I would strongly suggest you put your comment and star (at the bottom of the page) on this thread on Google support.

http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=9160

ciao

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