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What is the alternative way to securely transferring files over the internet ?
Hi All,
I wonder what could be the possibilities for sharing files securely on Windows server environment for the remote office users if you are not allowed to use any free web services (Drop box, rapidshare.com, etc...) and must be securely published to the Windows Client users ?
What I have in mind are the following technologies:
1. Manually sending the files with DVD media by postal service.
2. Publishing sFTP through TMG 2010?
3. Windows Remote Desktop Services (RDS is the new replacement terms for Terminal Server service in Windows Server 200
4. Any possible Juniper SSL VPN features?
The group policy to attach/map the current local drive to the Terminal Server environment is not allowing everyone to have shared network drive attached to via the MSTSC.
FYI: at the moment I'm using Juniper SSL VPN to access terminal server environment.
I wonder what could be the possibilities for sharing files securely on Windows server environment for the remote office users if you are not allowed to use any free web services (Drop box, rapidshare.com, etc...) and must be securely published to the Windows Client users ?
What I have in mind are the following technologies:
1. Manually sending the files with DVD media by postal service.
2. Publishing sFTP through TMG 2010?
3. Windows Remote Desktop Services (RDS is the new replacement terms for Terminal Server service in Windows Server 200
4. Any possible Juniper SSL VPN features?
The group policy to attach/map the current local drive to the Terminal Server environment is not allowing everyone to have shared network drive attached to via the MSTSC.
FYI: at the moment I'm using Juniper SSL VPN to access terminal server environment.
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ah ok, but of course using the Opensource sFTP, how about the TMG 2010 (acting as the firewall in between) ? can it publish the sftp ports ?
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thanks eugene, but in this case I also want to simplify the user access by issuing user generated cert. from the AD-CA provider.
how can the user upload the file back to the file server ?
how can the user upload the file back to the file server ?
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