ssl-explorer might do what you want. On 3/7/08, Matthew W. Ross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hey list, > > Students and Staff at my school are wanting to have access to their files > from home. I'm looking for a good solution to allow this, while maintaining > security. One thing that had come to mind would be some kind of application > or web-based access to the user's AD home folder. Doing a bit of googling, I > first came up with FileWay from Everywhere Networks. Has anybody had > experience with this program? Or are there others which I should consider? > > If we were to implement this, I would like to have the following features: > > 1. Robust security > 2. Adheres to MS Filesystem quotas. > 3. Good logging. I want to know who's account downloaded which file at what > time using which IP. > 4. Protection from Brute Force attacks. If a brute force is detected, I > would like to be informed, and the attempts to be automatically blocked. > > I'm hoping somebody on this list knows of some software which does this and > is proven to be effective. Or, if some alternative can be suggested, I'd be > interested in those as well. > > Thanks all. > > --Matt Ross > > > > > > > > > > >
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