VPN and LiveState
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Nuke
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Anyone have a good idea to keep packages from deploying to PC's when they connect remotely over VPN? Symantec tells me to just block the port on the local firewall, I'd like to avoid that if I can.
Any other creative ideas?
We are looking into blocking the port on the VPN device...
Any other creative ideas?
We are looking into blocking the port on the VPN device...
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I have same problem. can anybody have idea how to block the port on <a herf="http://countriesvpn.com/china-vpn/">china vpn</a>
We recently implimented our solution, but does require using GPO.
We created a policy that sets the LiveState Agent to Manual, then add a logon script that starts the service. This will keep the service from running except when booting on our network and the GPO applies.
logon script is pretty basic:
sc start "wcontrol"
This GPO is set to only apply to our laptops, which we have broken down by OU.
Hope that helps, or at least gets you pointed in the right direction...
Tom
We created a policy that sets the LiveState Agent to Manual, then add a logon script that starts the service. This will keep the service from running except when booting on our network and the GPO applies.
logon script is pretty basic:
sc start "wcontrol"
This GPO is set to only apply to our laptops, which we have broken down by OU.
Hope that helps, or at least gets you pointed in the right direction...
Tom
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