ry-11-09 1:38 PM
To: Tapestry users
Subject: Re: Site security
Well, if you have your admin side as a separate application (on the
same app-server) than the solution I mentioned could work if the front-
end web-server is separate. In that case, you can link one (public)
server against th
users
Subject: Re: Site security
The best way (and this is really not a T5 issue) is not to rely on MAC
or IP addresses, as these can be forged. You should set up a virtual
private network, and only allow those within that VPN to access the
site. The remote users log-on to the VPN, and people inside
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Sent: February-10-09 7:45 PM
To: Tapestry users
Subject: Re: Site security
The best way (and this is really not a T5 issue) is not to rely on MAC
or IP addresses, as these can be forged. You should set up a virtual
private network, and only allow those
The best way (and this is really not a T5 issue) is not to rely on MAC
or IP addresses, as these can be forged. You should set up a virtual
private network, and only allow those within that VPN to access the
site. The remote users log-on to the VPN, and people inside your
network already
