over the Internet - Security Implications
Hello,
I was wondering what the security implications would be setting up a
server to be a freeipa client at one site, and have it join a freeipa
system over the internet at another site.
ipaclient (siteA) <-- internet --> ipaserver (siteB)
Is there
On 08/16/2012 09:14 PM, Michael Mercier wrote:
Hello,
I was wondering what the security implications would be setting up a
server to be a freeipa client at one site, and have it join a freeipa
system over the internet at another site.
ipaclient (siteA) <-- internet --> ipaserver (siteB)
Is the
- Original Message -
> Hi,
>
> Let us assume just the two systems directly connected to the
> internet. I am specifically interested in what the security
> implications would be, not ways to get around them (e.g. point-to-
> point tunnel). I have read that kerberos was designed for untru
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Subject: [Freeipa-users] IPA over the Internet - Security Implications
Hello,
I was wondering what the security implications would be
Hello,
I was wondering what the security implications would be setting up a
server to be a freeipa client at one site, and have it join a freeipa
system over the internet at another site.
ipaclient (siteA) <-- internet --> ipaserver (siteB)
Is there an IPA document that describes this situ
