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read the whole page, still don't understand how it works or what it does.
by yownie 6y ago
read the whole page, still don't understand how it works or what it does.
- onorua 6y agoI don't work for twingate, but I know several guys who do. From the chat with them, I understood it installs transparent proxy to your client, and forwards all the traffic to specific destinations through access nodes over the TLS tunnel. In case specific route is not "white-listed" - it asks for authentication/authorization. Basically instead of having one point of authentication e.g. VPN gateway, you may have several specific for resource, you don't need to play with routes and have a good internet connection while connecting to the services you care through secure connection.
- iojin_z_bajin 6y agoNote that only "white-listed" [1] traffic is going through Twingate network. Regular user traffic (public resources) is proxied to the respective data sources directly from client devices. [1] "white-listed" resources are basically protected (restricted) resources that are accessible to a specific Twingate user. Different resources may require different authentication methods (e.g. basic SSO vs. MFA).