Hi all
I have a question that I didn't find an answer to already and I've
searched the archives here, phoneboy and checkpoint's websites. If
it is out there I apologize, but any help you could give I would
appreciate.
I want to setup a rule to allow an external user access inside my
firewall. The user does not always have a static IP address when
they are online and can not get one from their ISP. However I know
the IP range the user would be coming from. I don't want to give
access to other users from that ISP only this one person. How do I
do this? I figured I must use some sort of user specific
authentication, but I'm not sure what. Currently I don't have
anything setup and really don't want to have to get a third party
product such as secure id for just one user. That just wouldn't be
cost effective. The user has a Mac so I don't think that the secure
remote client would work since it doesn't support Macs from what I
can tell.
How would I write the rule and what objects would I need to create?
Thanks
cee
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