Re: Remote site solution

[Sudev Barar <sbarar () gmail com>]

On 27 September 2010 13:43, Monah Baki <mbaki () aljolit com> wrote:
> We have a Juniper SRX 240 at HQ that we can use to setup IPSEC, but to
> keep my cost low, what hardware will suffice for the remote sites.
>
> I was thinking setting up a IPS inline and drop all http requests by
> mac addresses not belonging to the ones that we have in the remote
> sites, but then they mentioned if the remote sites are going through
> the ISP proxy, this will not work.

Scratching my head and wondering....

Can you use service like DynDNS to allot domain names and then use
that for allowing / disallowing http requests??

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Sudev Barar
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