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Use a VPN without it taking over the network
I agree. You are endangering your corporate network if you keep the VPN connected, and still allow incoming Timbuktu connections over your regular network connection.
Use a VPN without it taking over the network
But that option (connect using VPN-assigned IP) still presents an inconvenience, because the user cannot use his/her "dyndns.org" domain name to establish the connection. Suppose you leave your VPN client running on your home Mac, but you forget to make note of what IP address the VPN has assigned your Mac. Then, if you try to connect to home from the office, you're out of luck.
Use a VPN without it taking over the network
But that option (connect using VPN-assigned IP) still presents an inconvenience, because the user cannot use his/her "dyndns.org" domain name to establish the connection
When he turns on the VPN, he changes the primary network interface to the VPN-IP. The DNS-update client will report this change to dyndns.org, and his domain name will return the VPN IP. This assumes he isn't using a router with the DNS-update client set to check the external IP number. I don't know what it will return in that case (probably a number from the VPN server).
Use a VPN without it taking over the network
(Mypologies if this is an extra repost -- I didn't see the first reply attempt show up.) |
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