ckacoroski

Thanks for your quick reply. The local addresses or the local WayK Den server should work for us as this is just for internal use. I am also thinking of setting a firewall policy on the clients that only allow certain clients or subnets to connect to port 4489. That would stop people from using WayK to break into our systems.

Hi,

We are looking at Wayk now, but have some concerns that if the client is on the machine, anyone can phish and get a staff member to allow access to their machine. Is there some way that I can limit who can connect to the machines? Ideas I have are:

* Limit connections to come from an internal network (e.g. 10.191.0.0/16)

* Do not use the WayK Den server (not sure how this would work)

* Use a local Wayk Den server that does not communicate with the rest of the world.

Not sure if this is possible now or if this is a feature request.

Thanks,

ski