SyoSilIT  Freshman Member

@RapidEye_IT Thank you for your reply but the scenario is still that I cannot do anything on the laptop I have. I do not have administration rights or anything so the only way would be using the SSL web app solution. I agree moving the SSL VPN to a another port is a bad idea as this would break access in some places.

Agree but maybe I am on a computer where I cannot run the full SSL VPN application then this feature would be very handy. In the scenario that I am in then I cannot run the SSL VPN in full tunnel mode or do SSH or anything. This feature would solve my problems but it seems like it has been left behind for years and it is…

thanks, I already got SecuExtender to work 100% but I thought the idea for SSL applications was that you could add a user in the router to access in internal website without the SecuExtender. E.g. For instance, allow a client to access a bug tracking system internal to your network...? Thaks, JSA