Re: Disabling split tunnelling on an ssl vpn

[Secure This <lists () securethis net>]

Thanks - that confirms what I thought. I now need to give some direction 
to our desktop guy as to how to go about locking down the laptops - but 
I haven't had much to do with configuring windows since doing my mcse on 
NT4 ;-)

Any suggestions or resources would be gratefully received.

Ronald van der Westen wrote:
> This has actually nothing to do with the Juniper SSL appliance itself.
> You have to configure the laptop and make sure that it is only
> possible to connect to your company's portal.
> Configuring split-tunneling on the SSL is only used with Network Connect.
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> What you need to do, is lock down the laptop itself and not the Juniper SSL.
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> Regards,
> Ronald van der Westen
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> On Feb 7, 2008 12:33 PM, Secure This <lists () securethis net> wrote:
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> > Hi, I have a new laptop build going into our financial company along
> > with a Juniper ssl vpn solution. We need to lock the laptops down so
> > that they only connect through to our company's network via the ssl vpn
> > rather than being able to browse the internet directly, or worse have
> > split tunnelling active.
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> > Could anybody kindly suggest approaches to this - It's been a while
> > since I have configured a Juniper ssl vpn appliance, but I'm guessing
> > most of it will need to be done on the locked down laptop build. I am
> > also mindful that some developers may be given local admin rights on
> > their laptop which complicates things.
> >
> > Any help appreciated.....
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