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PC Anywhere and security
From: "martin samson" <martcci () hotmail com>
Date: Tue, 21 Feb 2006 19:37:53 -0500
Hi group,We used to have PC Anywhere (long long time ago...in the 80's) as a remote support system. We've moved away from it and now a supplier wants to connect to his box with it. What position should the server be to be secure (network, DMZ, special zone)?
Can you give me an idea on how secure are the last versions of PC Anywhere?Can a PC Anywhere connection give them access to our network even if the user credential limits the rights to specific directories on his machine ???
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