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IPSEC/SSL & local networks

With IPSEC, it seems possible to defined the networks allowed to be reached for each users group if we want to.

Is it possible to do the same with SSL remote access ? It seems not possible but it's problematic for an admin having to access zones that users are not allowed to. Is it planned ?

By the way, can i buy an ipsec licence and use it for my Astaro home edition ?
Is it a price per year or or a one time buying ?
Does an older ipsec client can access a newer astaro gateway ? (for example ipsec client release 6 allowed to reach an astaro gateway release 8 ?)

Thanks for your answers

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0 AMros over 14 years ago

if u do NOT use automatic packet filters u have to decide reachable networks by packet filter in ssl vpn
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0 Kynao over 14 years ago in reply to AMros

if u do NOT use automatic packet filters u have to decide reachable networks by packet filter in ssl vpn

So, i just deselect "Automatic packet filter rules" in the remote access SSL part and i play with my packet rules ? Is that right ?
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0 Kynao over 14 years ago

I miss something, we have to identify ssl users by their ip in order to apply some packet filter rules but i don't see how to give specific ip to ssl users.
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