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ssh covers both of these cases.
by jankedeen 10y ago
ssh covers both of these cases.
- itaifrenkel 10y agoSame question. Do you refer to using SSH and socks proxy. If so, is that a viable solution, in your experience, with less techy employees?
- BillinghamJ 10y agoLess techy employees shouldn't be on any private/internal networks. Just give them an HTTPS web panel to work on authenticated by the SSO system.
- itaifrenkel 10y agoSSO is not enough. In secure systems you are ussually required to provide both network access, and applicative access restrictions
- jankedeen 10y agoIt would be utterly transparent. Please don't be ignorant.
- itaifrenkel 10y agoThere is another issue, that US citizens ussually do not encounter. When you setup a VPN on amazon, for example, you would like only some of the traffic (intranet) to go through that VPN (or SSH socks proxy). The rest of the traffic should go directly to the internet. The reason being is that the roundtrip is too costly. I am not sure configuring these settings are trivial, and VPN clients provide that out-of-the-box.