Chris Lyon a écrit :
On Sun, Jun 15, 2008 at 1:05 PM, Hugo van der Kooij
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Chris Lyon wrote:
| So from a security standpoint, Linux would be much harder to control
| since it would be a split tunnel. So the remote machine
Mark Senior a écrit :
Hello group
I just upgraded an old SPLat R55 HA cluster to R65 HFA_02. The first
cluster member upgraded fine, but the upgrade went inexplicably
pear-shaped on the second (couldn't revert, couldn't reinstall the
upgrade, couldn't even reboot). So, I rebuilt the second clu
On Sun, Jun 15, 2008 at 1:05 PM, Hugo van der Kooij
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> Chris Lyon wrote:
> | So from a security standpoint, Linux would be much harder to control
> | since it would be a split tunnel. So the remote machines could be an
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Hello group
I just upgraded an old SPLat R55 HA cluster to R65 HFA_02. The first
cluster member upgraded fine, but the upgrade went inexplicably
pear-shaped on the second (couldn't revert, couldn't reinstall the
upgrade, couldn't even reboot). So, I rebuilt the second cluster
member.
At this po
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Chris Lyon wrote:
| So from a security standpoint, Linux would be much harder to control
| since it would be a split tunnel. So the remote machines could be an
| entry point to the network.
Think of Linux machines as just another 3rd party gateway. N
Well the issue is the lack of control of the remote machine. You
really don't have any is what I am getting out. Like with Windows or
Mac, you can put up a personal firewall and control the traffic while
connected or not. It looks like there can't be any technical controls
on the remote machine to
Possibly. You could have policies to control how they are set up, but
personally I don't believe in policies without technical controls to back them
up.
Ray
> Date: Sat, 14 Jun 2008 17:26:06 -0700
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