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		<title>POC: OpenVPN + Internet + MS Exchange Active Directory + Windows/Linux Mobile Client</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I have this idea, ok? What I noticed while migrating some of the users from the Admissions Department at the University for which I work, was that it was tough to explain to them sufficiently that: Their passwords are going to have to change at some point, due to security policy. When they change it [...]]]></description>
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