Re: VNC via VPN or no VPN?
From: Don Wright (wrightdonwPleaseDontSpamME_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 12/02/04
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Date: Thu, 02 Dec 2004 05:48:01 +0000
From what you have revealed about your setup, your pcAnywhere machine
is setting there waiting for anyone to connect (or attempt to). That is
very bad. With a firewall in place in front of the pcAnywhere PC then
you can at least restrict the IP addresses that will be allowed to talk
to the pcAnywhere PC. A VPN setup would be even better, but more
complicated to set up.
Tom Del Rosso wrote:
> When you use VNC from home to office, how important is it to go through a
> VPN tunnel? I have used PC Anywhere with simple port forwarding, which
> seemed to be standard practice a few years ago, but I thought maybe more
> security is advisable today.
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