Using Pertino for IT VPN Access
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@Josh said:
That is too cool. I'm thinking we've got a case study in the making.
I'm glad I got on here early. I'll be able to sell my "Josh" handle for some serious bucks one day!
Your Welcome
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I use it for personal use and NTG. For personal use it connects my laptop. my "media server" and my server in NY together. As mentioned, it's a mesh network and works great!
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Sorry, not trying to spam. Thought you might enjoy those videos though.
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And some shameless self-promotion.
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Thought Keith Hummel was on here already. Guess not. Well this is him and @scottalanmiller.
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Just had one of my clients purchase a Pertino subscription for 10 devices. Currently it is on the 2 servers and 7 sales laptops.
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@JaredBusch said:
Just had one of my clients purchase a Pertino subscription for 10 devices. Currently it is on the 2 servers and 7 sales laptops.
I use it internally in my company and personally.Awesome. All Windows?
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@scottalanmiller yeah those are all windows.except my MacBookPro. I've debating putting it on my PBX in a Flash box so i can manage it without first jumping on a server or VPN.
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@JaredBusch said:
@scottalanmiller yeah those are all windows.except my MacBookPro. I've debating putting it on my PBX in a Flash box so i can manage it without first jumping on a server or VPN.
If you do, use PIAF on RHEL 6. RHEL 5 isn't playing nice with Pertino yet.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@JaredBusch said:
@scottalanmiller yeah those are all windows.except my MacBookPro. I've debating putting it on my PBX in a Flash box so i can manage it without first jumping on a server or VPN.
If you do, use PIAF on RHEL 6. RHEL 5 isn't playing nice with Pertino yet.
It is 6.4, thanks for the warning.
