JSS access from outside

Hi Chad,
We have it externally accessible for a couple reasons:
-ability to edit policies, etc. from home
-ability to trigger items on computers at home
-theft tracking (getting the IP’s for warrants)

We only allow 8443 open so only encrypted connections can get through from outside.

John

Same as John's set up here. And for the same reasons.

Added Bonus, ability to use the JSS iPhone app when not on WiFi at work!
J

-Dusty-

Dustin Dorey

Technology Support Cluster Specialist

Independent School District 196

Rosemount-Apple Valley-Eagan Public Schools

dustin.dorey at district196.org

651|423|7971

Hi
Same here. I have port 8443 only so I can track the devices and update them,
Cheers

Carmelo Lopez Portilla

Embl Heidelberg
IT Support

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El 12/01/2010, a las 19:56, John Wetter

Just be sure to scope your policies, that need packages/scripts, to run only within your internal network, otherwise afp/smb and http downloads will fail unless you allow the correct ports (learned from experience and filling an inbox with policy failed messages).

Though I also only allow 8443, and it works great.

Thanks,
Robert

This is a good tip, but what's the best way to accomplish. I can't create
a network segment large enough to encompass our entire network. I have
many smaller segments already created but dont want to have to select all
of those individually. Wish I could create one segment that includes all
of 10.192.0.0/10.