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Do you allow your vpn clients to do split tunneling?
From: "John L. Isenhour" <jisenhou () KENNESAW EDU>
Date: Mon, 10 May 2010 09:22:25 -0400
Hi All, We set up a citrix vpn service and I became aware that we're allowing split tunneling. This is verboten most places I've been, but some of the network staff have voiced that it might be a preferred way to go. We don't do traffic surveillance (aside from blocking p2p and external scans) so I would like to gain an understanding of whats the worst case, both allowing split tunneling and not. Seems to me we're safer as an institution with it off. VPN is for faculty and staff, btw. tnx, -john -- John Isenhour, Ph.D. Chief Technology Officer Information Systems Architect Kennesaw State University Kennesaw GA 30144 770-423-6620
Current thread:
- Do you allow your vpn clients to do split tunneling? John L. Isenhour (May 10)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: Do you allow your vpn clients to do split tunneling? Julian Y. Koh (May 10)
- Re: Do you allow your vpn clients to do split tunneling? Miller,James R (May 10)
- Re: Do you allow your vpn clients to do split tunneling? Greg Washburn (May 10)
- Re: Do you allow your vpn clients to do split tunneling? Timothy Fairlie (May 10)
- Re: Do you allow your vpn clients to do split tunneling? Fletcher, Robert (May 10)
- Re: Do you allow your vpn clients to do split tunneling? Jeff Kell (May 10)
- Re: Do you allow your vpn clients to do split tunneling? Reynolds, Walter (May 11)
- Re: Do you allow your vpn clients to do split tunneling? James R. Pardonek (May 11)