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> -----Original Message----- > From: pctech-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx / Scott Johnson > Sent: Wednesday, August 04, 2004 4:40 PM > > Route 1: Work stuff thru VPN. > Route 2: Play stuff directly to home connection. > > If you make changes so that this works, you are opening a > security hole to your company. Basically anybody who can > get to your pc thru route 2 can then access your company > thru the route 1. This is why most if not all network > admins will set it up so that once you start the VPN, you > can't access route 2. If you truly have a business need > to access the Internet while using the VPN, have the admin > change it so that you can surf thru the VPN. This is the > most secure way as far as the company is concerned. Except > for those cases when you have a virus on your home computer > and you start up that VPN connection...;-) Ah, is this what John meant when he said "I am not going to argue the security issue of doing this"? What if I'm connecting via a router/firewall at home? That way, no one on the outside can get to my PC, therefore the company is protected. db
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