On 14/02/14 11:53, Chuck Mariotti wrote:
OpenVPN allows you to push routes to the client side... not sure if
those routes can be bypassed (it other words, if it's just a rule sent
to the client only, or if the firewall actually enforces that rule as
well).
I'm not sure about the grouping component. But you could define each
user with specific routes.
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*Sent:* February-13-14 5:55 PM
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*Subject:* [pfSense] VPN group restrictions
Hi All,
Curious to know if pfsense supports the ability to setup groups of VPN
accounts and then set restrictions on the groups.
Example:
groups 1, 2 3 each with 5 people in the group.
Those in group 1 can access servers a-c
those in group 2 can access servers d-g
etc
I know my explanation and terminology may barely be understandable so
please let me know if you need further explanation.
Thanks,
jungle
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You can set client specific configurations.
--> Set a defined IP for the clients you want a different policy to apply.
After that you can setup IP aliases and use them in firewall rules which
allow/block access to specific stuff.
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