Hi,
On 24-10-2011 14:34, David Brown wrote:
Obviously running VNC over a VPN would improve the security, since
everything is encrypted, and it would be possible to set that up. In
particular, it would be easier to set OpenVPN rules to say only port
5900 is allowed, than to try to give all
On 24/10/2011 13:57, Vassilis V. wrote:
Hello David!
You seem to be very over complicating things :) If I understand you
correctly, you want to have your users authenticate themselves in order
to have limited access to the work network and offer them certain
services there. You already
On 24/10/2011 14:08, Jim Pingle wrote:
It isn't quite all that easy. There is already an open ticket for that
feature.
http://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/385
OK, thanks. I'm convinced that such a feature is technically possible,
but I also appreciate that it would take a lot of work to
David Brown wrote on 10/24/2011 02:34 PM:
Using a VPN is certainly a possibility - our road warriors who use a
laptop as a main computer use a VPN (OpenVPN), and I use a VPN from my
home machine regularly to access everything in the network here. Where
VPNs are the right solution, they are
.
Regards,
Daniel Davis
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