Suppose so, we were told we could work at home too tomorrow if we wanted.. the problem is.. 70 employees, 25 VPN licenses. I bet we don't fill up despite the vast majority of people supposedly "working from home". ;)Originally Posted by kf0rt
Suppose so, we were told we could work at home too tomorrow if we wanted.. the problem is.. 70 employees, 25 VPN licenses. I bet we don't fill up despite the vast majority of people supposedly "working from home". ;)
Mostly, I could do it all from home. Have better equipment here and a faster pipe. I'd miss my work friends though. We bust ass for the most part, but there's nothing like throwing ball with the work dog in he morning. Seriously, that dog makes going to work worthwhile.
NXServer or OpenVPN; or both.
Preaching to the choir. I really wish we could at least setup OpenVPN for the IT-related folks, but we have very specific security requirements that OpenVPN can't meet.
Hm... I figured since it's good enough for the IRS, it'd be good enough for most Enterprise systems. But, I feel ya. There is something about open-source that scares executives away at my employer too.
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