Can you give some more information about the proposed solution?
For example, should a VPN user only have access to certain applications?
Should it be different access in the same applications? Information like
that would be useful here.
Al
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Can you give some more information about the proposed
. marraskuuta 2004 22:02
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Can you give some more information about the proposed solution?
For example, should a VPN user only have access to certain applications?
Should it be different access
PM
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Actually we were discussing just access to data stored in Active Directory.
Well-known security principals Interactive and Network are of not much use
in this scenario.
Mika
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you could ensure that your folks on the LAN authenticate via
Kerberos
