I am curious on how everyone uses Pertino
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So, how do you guys use pertino. can't we keep one effing thread on topic. AJ great about dhcp server. shit
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@Hubtech said:
So, how do you guys use pertino. can't we keep one effing thread on topic. AJ great about dhcp server. shit
I'm sorry. A question was asked of me, so I answered. A mini-discussion spawned. What is your problem with me today?
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We use Pertino everywhere. That is desktops, laptops, all servers both on prem VMs and cloud. We use it on Windows, Mac and Linux.
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@scottalanmiller said:
We use Pertino everywhere. That is desktops, laptops, all servers both on prem VMs and cloud. We use it on Windows, Mac and Linux.
but what do you use it for? simple connectivity? file sharing? running "local" business line applications from the field?
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@Hubtech said:
but what do you use it for? simple connectivity? file sharing? running "local" business line applications from the field?
Wouldn't the answer be, all of the above?
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@Hubtech all of the above for sure. How do you use a LAN? All the same ways.
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To bad they don't support AS400 and printers - then I could make life a bit more simple for one of my clients.B ut in reality, they'd never switch. It wouldn't be worth the monthly cost for them when traditional VPN solution is working just fine for them.
For those wondering, the printing from the AS400 is solved by running a Print Session through Client Access on the local machine, which is able to use the locally running VPN client. - I assuming that Pertino would be able to provide the same kind of access there as well.
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Printers will not be anytime soon. No one supports that without a gateway.
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@IRJ said:
Do you use it on all PCs, just servers, or select servers?
I'm currently using some of my personal plan connections to run a small mini lab in Virtualbox that sits behind a virtualized instance of pfSense, on a system I use at work. Works great.
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Really great for extending home labs.
