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I use a VM for each client. I host it on my desktop and then when I need to work from a laptop I just SSH into the VM. This way I never "forget to turn off the
by moonchrome 3y ago
I use a VM for each client. I host it on my desktop and then when I need to work from a laptop I just SSH into the VM.
This way I never "forget to turn off the client VPN" and similar BS, and my client files don't get mixed up, etc.
- megous 3y agoThat works for a client or two. I'm already at ~20 and there will eventually be hundreds. Managing all that via random VMs and VPN solutions (I've had some require some smartphone app, and one time codes + pins just to connect to VPN) would just be sheer craziness if everyone was allowed their own VPN solution and network setup.