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No, the IP whitelist is only to allow access to the network entry point. So if you had a VPN, it would open the port to the VPN server. In our case, it opens
by sullivanmatt 7y ago
No, the IP whitelist is only to allow access to the network entry point. So if you had a VPN, it would open the port to the VPN server. In our case, it opens the port to the cordoned-off SSH-based network entry point. It's not the replacement of an existing authorization layer; its an addition where one usually isn't found.