(Tue, Feb 11, 2014 at 07:00:41PM +0100) Rodrigo Rivas : > My guess here is that this "secure" network is full of non-upgraded > (Windows?) machines, and security is attained exclusively by network > isolation. No they are all on linux. The problem here is that it creates a lot of problem for work: outdated browser (some websites unaccessible), outdated bash and programs (Hard to believe, but they have evolved a lot!!). We must do everything by ourselves, hence the "hidden" machine: to handle backup of our datas since he doesn't do it properly (last year his backup/nfs server failed and we stayed a few months with an inconsistently rebuilt home, and the "emergency solution" went to break also afterwards and...) > So my advice to the OP is to play safe and not to program any kind of > inbound tunnel. That could end in disaster and you would be responsible! > Just limit the access to your mole's handmade tunned, or play by the rules > and not upgrade (ug!). Hum hum... I'm still hesitating on what exactly I will do, but it won't stay like that... Anyway, thanks all for all the advices! -- Ismael
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