On 24/04/13 14:38, Johannes Renner wrote: >> Frankly, the first scenario does not sound that interesting to me. >> Access to and from DMZ is typically closed from/to all other networks >> as well and only opened in a very targeted fashion. The IT of that >> organization would still need to allow access _to_ the DMZ to sshd >> ports on those machines. You can always have Spacewalk Proxy in
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