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IT support, access to multiple customers/clients, which solution?

MrOlrich
Hello, everyone.

Working as an IT consultant for 15-20 different companies I frequently need access to their servers and networks, but would like to do this in a secure way (using RDP over VPN as opposed to custom RDP ports open to the internet, for example).

Any recommendations on how to use UTMs VPN functionality to easily connect to the different companies with the least amount of hassle? I'm a bit bewildered as to which type of VPN to select. PPTP is the easiest to set up, but is as far as I know not secure enough. What viable alternatives do I have? I'd rather not having to install/uninstall software or something like that each time I want to connect since I may need to access several clients a day.

Administering from Windows 7, all clients use Astaro/Sophos UTM v8 and v9.

Thanks.


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    Hi, there is the 'clientless VPN' in v9, but the OpenSSL-based VPN client should also be workable.

    iirc, you can also use the old (pre-AnyConnect) Cisco VPN client in v8 and v9... I know it has a decent GUI and supports multiple VPN profiles.

    Barry
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    Hi, there is the 'clientless VPN' in v9, but the OpenSSL-based VPN client should also be workable.

    iirc, you can also use the old (pre-AnyConnect) Cisco VPN client in v8 and v9... I know it has a decent GUI and supports multiple VPN profiles.

    Barry
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