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=== When to use Site-to-Site === | === When to use Site-to-Site === | ||
- | In general, when connecting to app servers, domain controllers, | + | When connecting to app or file sharing servers, the Server Agents |
- | However, in certain circumstances your company should use Site-to-Site to a hardware firewall on site: | + | However, in certain circumstances your company should use Site-to-Site |
1. If you need to access printers. | 1. If you need to access printers. | ||
2. If you need to connect to an RDP server. Server agents support direct RDP but cannot be put on RDP servers. | 2. If you need to connect to an RDP server. Server agents support direct RDP but cannot be put on RDP servers. | ||
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+ | 3. Some companies might prefer to use Site to Site when joining a Domain Controller instead of putting a Server Agent on it. | ||
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+ | 4. If you want to connect to AWS, Azure, or Google infrastructure. | ||
If you have a hardware firewall that's not listed under Site-to-Site, | If you have a hardware firewall that's not listed under Site-to-Site, | ||
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+ | Here is the architecture of how Site to Site connects your users connected to a ROC to your office or cloud infrastructure. | ||
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+ | Note that as of now you need to use the same Preshared Key across all tunnels that are on the same ROC. |