The university must (i) join its main campus and a branch campus so that all IP traffic between
them crosses the internet securely as one private network, and (ii) let visiting lecturers reach a
handful of internal web applications from any borrowed computer, with no software installed.
Which pairing is consistent with Lecture 8?

Question

The university must (i) join its main campus and a branch campus so that all IP traffic between
      them crosses the internet securely as one private network, and (ii) let visiting lecturers reach a
      handful of internal web applications from any borrowed computer, with no software installed. 
       Which pairing is consistent with Lecture 8?

Answer

(i) an SSH tunnel from each user workstation; (ii) a packet-filtering firewall rule permitting the visitors' addresses.

Answer

(i) a reverse proxy in the DMZ; (ii) a forward proxy on the branch campus LAN.

Answer

(i) an SSL/TLS VPN reached through the browser; (ii) an IPsec VPN with a configured client on each machine.

Answer

(i) an IPsec site-to-site VPN at the network layer; (ii) an SSL/TLS VPN reached through the browser.

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