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There is one caveat there: when everyone comes from the same IP (the VPN server's IP) it makes it difficult to determine (from regular HTTP server logs) who acc
by qiqitori 6y ago
There is one caveat there: when everyone comes from the same IP (the VPN server's IP) it makes it difficult to determine (from regular HTTP server logs) who accessed what (e.g., when you think that there may be an attacker on your network).
- kiallmacinnes 6y agoThat's (generally) not how a corporate VPN works. Each client that connects to the VPN gets it's own IP, just the same as every PC plugged into the physical corp net gets it's own IP. When you access an internal service, it's no different to a desktop on the LAN accessing it in terms of ability to identity the end user.
- dogma1138 6y agoCorpo VPN doesn’t do NAT usually.