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Good afternoon, I have Direct Access setup and we are testing its functionality before rolling it out. One thing I have noticed is when clients are outside of the network and connected through Direct Access, they cannot telnet into our resources (i.e. engineer attempting to telnet to a switch).<br />
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I have looked around but don't really see any good reverse proxy applications. Is there - or is there a way to correct this behavior?<br />
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Thank you in advance
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Good afternoon, I have Direct Access setup and we are testing its functionality before rolling it out. One thing I have noticed is when clients are outside of the network and connected through Direct Access, they cannot telnet into our resources (i.e. engineer attempting to telnet to a switch).

I have looked around but don't really see any good reverse proxy applications. Is there - or is there a way to correct this behavior?

Thank you in advance

Direct Access clients cannot telnet into network resources

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