[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello
>
> I wish to know what is the most secure solution for using bacula over the
> internet.
>
> I have seen bacula is able to use tls connection and tcp-wrappers. Is this
> solution strong enough ? Is there a more secure solution ?
>
> It is possible to use ssh tunnel, but it is really painfull to administrate
> on a
> large number of machines.
>
> Thanks a lot for your answers
>
> Nickilo
>
If I remember correctly, Kern in the 2.2.7 announce have set the possibility to
log client with certifcates
(as we can do in PKI )
It would be suffisant to authenticate the remote client or server and with a
strong crypto scheme between the two point
it should be secure the same way that's done in private intranet or whatever
crypted tunnels.
The only other way could be vpn between the differents hosts or networks.
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