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Hello all,
I currently work for a company X and we are currently trying to implement a sort of remote
connection to the Intranet via the Internet (From home to intranet via internet)
1. We shall have a login page displayed on the net
2. Only users with intranet's ad account shall be able to log in.
3. Once login, the user shall be redirected to intranet sites like... http://intranet/
Is this achievable via coding? - (Session Recreation....)
Because as far as i know, if i does a simple URL.Redirection...the url http://intranet/ is
not know to the browser connection to the internet
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Posted 22 September 2011 - 09:37 AM
WingedPanther
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Why not just use a VPN?
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Posted 22 September 2011 - 08:49 PM
Alexander
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A VPN can allow you to access the local server from the internet, through an authenticated channel (logging in as a domain user, or via NTLM) and even encrypted (if you find an IPsec compatible server/client software.)
They will then have access to the web server through the IP address associated with the current VPN connection.
They will then have access to the web server through the IP address associated with the current VPN connection.
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