If we are talking about PC Anywhere'd machine, we are probably not
talking about ultra secure machines anyhow. I agree with another
response to this thread saying that home firewalls shoul dbe enforced
(you mean you are not using one?? :)
However, I'd say that the threat of importing virii, trojans, etc... is
no more than say, a user opening a virused email... you just need to be
aware and careful as with any system/network. Plus, by limiting access
to only PC Anywhere, you are mitigating the exposure, as well as by
implementing access on a user by user basis.
- Jay
> -- but i'd disallow home PCs from access corp lans....geez...disaster
> waiting to happen...as the sys admin at work ...has tomaintain
> everybody's home PC network which probably has gazillion trojans
> and viruses and hacked machines...waiting for this connection
> to get into the corp lan
>
> have fun
> alvin
> http://www.Linux-Sec.net/VPN
>
> On Tue, 25 Sep 2001, Rick Lim wrote:
>
> > Is this possible,
> > we have 3 pc's that we would like office staff to be able to
> > access via pc anywhere from their home, is it possible that
> > all 3 staff members be able to access 3 different pc's behind
> > the firewall at the same time? If so how do I go about it?
> >
> > home pc #1 ------------>| f |------------------>office pc#1
> > | i |
> > | r |
> > home pc #2 ------------>| e |-----------------> office pc#2
> > | w |
> > | a |
> > | l |
> > home pc #3 ------------>| l |------------------> office pc#3
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