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Re: How (best) to use web-from entry of an OTP/OPIE password to control a PF-firewall?
From: "Albert T" <albert.t680333 () gmail com>
Date: Tue, 20 Nov 2007 12:51:46 -0800
On 20 Nov 2007 20:01:15 -0000, <krymson () gmail com> wrote:
Might you be best served Googling "Clientless ssl vpn open source?" Or some other query similar to that. I think you'll get more of what you want by pursuing some sort of SSL VPN solution. Maybe an ipsec VPN, if you're running systems that have extensive ipsec support (Windows)?
Again, I can presume NOTHING other than a browser for the remote user. Yes, there are some IPSec/SSL/VPN/etc commercial solutions; rather expensive overkill and not what I'm asking about. My remote users do NOT have a certificate with them. No USB keys can be relied on. OTP/OPIE password authentication, all/only via a 'vanilla' web broswer, and opening a normally closed port is what I've been asking about.
Current thread:
- Re: How (best) to use web-from entry of an OTP/OPIE password to control a PF-firewall?, (continued)
- Re: How (best) to use web-from entry of an OTP/OPIE password to control a PF-firewall? Albert T (Nov 20)
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- Re: How (best) to use web-from entry of an OTP/OPIE password to control a PF-firewall? Albert T (Nov 20)
- Re: How (best) to use web-from entry of an OTP/OPIE password to control a PF-firewall? Nick Owen (Nov 20)
- Re: How (best) to use web-from entry of an OTP/OPIE password to control a PF-firewall? Albert T (Nov 20)
- Re: How (best) to use web-from entry of an OTP/OPIE password to control a PF-firewall? Albert T (Nov 20)
- Re: How (best) to use web-from entry of an OTP/OPIE password to control a PF-firewall? Albert T (Nov 20)