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General Information The IP and MAC authorization rules also create a similar binding in the SafeUTM DHCP server. However, if the same IP and MAC addresses will be used in the enabled rules of the DHCP server, then the DHCP server rules will be executed first....

Configuring Authorization by IP Authorization by IP implies that an authorized user will gain access to Internet resources without entering a username and password, but simply by initiating a connection to these resources. You can also authorize network devi...

This type of authorization is suitable for those devices whose location changes from time to time between local networks within the organization (for example, employees' work laptops) or network devices that are issued an IP address via DHCP, on which IP+MAC b...

To gain access from outside (from home, hotel, or another office) to the enterprise's local network located behind SafeUTM, you can connect via VPN from this machine (computer or mobile device) to the SafeUTM server. For client-to-site VPN, our server support...

Do not use this type of connection. This connection method is EXTREMELY insecure and has been left solely for compatibility with older solutions. Use IPsec-IKEv2. Authorization by PPTP protocol involves authorization via a secure network tunnel between the us...

Authorization by PPPoE protocol involves authorization via a secure network tunnel between the user’s network device and the SafeUTM server. A login/password bundle is used for user authorization. With this type of authorization, the assignment of the workstat...

This VPN protocol is preferable and recommended for all usage scenarios.Instructions for setting up VPN connections on different operating systems are available here.  Setting up VPN Server in SafeUTM To enable authorization by IKEv2, check the correspon...