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I do but do you have any idea how many of the bloody things I have to add? I have lots of customers with VMware - the vCentres each have a CA. ... all their s
by gerdesj 3y ago
I do but do you have any idea how many of the bloody things I have to add?
I have lots of customers with VMware - the vCentres each have a CA.
... all their switches, routers, other stuff ... a lot of stuff.
Each one is secure, or at least I decide if it is - I know where it is and I keep its firmware up to date. I communicate with each device over https and I know all is good.
Where this nonsense goes wrong is that a browser programmer thinks that they know better than me and impose their policy on me, with no recourse.
My tenon saw does not tell me how to use it. If I bark my knuckles or cut off my fingers that is my fault. My browser (maintained by fucking children) thinks it knows best for me.
I suggest that the cool kids have a major rethink about who knows what's best in quite a few scenarios that they never even considered and basically grow up. That's what I had to do, back in the day and is pretty much what all adults will eventually confess to because that is what growing up means.
- midasuni 3y agoThat’s sort of stuff sits on an isolated vlan. My proxy (with a decent trusted very) talks to them, either via http or self signed https. Proxy also handles the authentication (via oidc or x509) and logging.