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Using a Split DNS to Support Small Business Remote Access Connections
- Published: Jul 13, 2004
- Updated: Jul 20, 2004
- Section: Articles :: Authentication, Access Control & Encryption
- Author: Thomas Shinder
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Small businesses are getting into the remote access market. No, I don’t mean that small businesses are becoming ISPs. What I do mean is that small businesses want to be able to access information stored on machines located on their small business network no matter where they go, in the same way big businesses do it.
About Thomas Shinder
Dr. Thomas W. Shinder is an MCSE and MVP in ISA Firewalls. He has worked as a technology trainer, writer and consultant in the Dallas-Ft. Worth metro area for over a decade, assisting in development and implementation of security strategies for major firms such as Micorosoft, HP, the US Federal Government, and many other Fortune 500 companies. Tom is the CIO of TACTEAM, a writing, training and consulting firm focused on Windows security planning and deployment.
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