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It's not strictly necessary, as long as there are no known vulnerabilities, and you use sufficiently hard password. However, it's highly recommended you never
by watermelon0 6y ago
It's not strictly necessary, as long as there are no known vulnerabilities, and you use sufficiently hard password.
However, it's highly recommended you never expose such services to the public, or at least limit allowed IP ranges.
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- Twirrim 6y ago> as long as there are no known vulnerabilities That's really not something you should be gambling on. Assume the worst, and architect based on it. Limit what can be exposed where / how (e.g. as you say, "at least limit allowed IP ranges", but to me that's absolute bare minimum)