Hi William,
I guess the implications are that not all interfaces are protected by
destop policy.
If it is on laptops that are taken home and have unused LAN connections,
then I guess that is ok.
If you install secure remote on all interfaces, then there may be problems
with the encryption domains when it is connected to the LAN.
But they can always kill secure remote when connected to the LAN!
Phil
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Thanks Phil !!
It worked. Just unchecked the "Policy is installed on
all interfaces". Are there any implications by leaving
this unchecked?
Again, Thanks!!
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> Hi william
>
> Looks like you have ticked "policy is installed on all
> interfaces" on the
> firewall properties, but have not installed SR on all the
> interfaces on the
> client.
>
> Cheers
>
> Phil
>
> >When I get prompted to
> >authenticate, in my logs it shows that it does download
> >the topology. As soon as it does, it "deauths" me saying:
> >Not all network adapters protected.
>
>
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