The traffic can be inspected with Deep Packet Inspection if it's enabled on the firewall.Ĭan they see what I’m doing or have access anything from my personal computer? If the SSL VPN client is installed and a VPN connection has been established, I would (paranoid) consider all of your Mac's network traffic to be routed through the firewall. The VPN connection might be running in split tunnel mode, depending on how the Watchguard firewall is configured. I work for a Watchguard shop and have installed the SSL VPN client on numerous client computers. I guess my concerns are, can they see what I’m doing or have access anything from my personal computer? (IT or anyone for that matter) Can I just uninstall/delete this when I’m done or will it still be hidden in my computer? Would I need to factory reset?Īgain sorry if the questions are stupid, I also have pretty bad anxiety about being hacked/spied on lol, any help would be so appreciated! Thanks! I thought I had to turn off my VPN to get it working so I did, but since turned it back on because I realized I can use both.ĭoes anyone have experience or know anything about this? I installed it and it allows me access to the office server and I think printer, when I open the application it says “Watchguard Firebox SSL” and gives me a log in form for our server, it shows you the time you’re connected, our whole team can access the files and update them. I only have my personal Mac laptop at home so that’s what I installed it on. Our IT sent us a download for Watchguard mobile VPN with SSL, I installed it because I had to get work done but it is making me uneasy since I don’t know exactly what it can do with my information.
We have a server in office with our files (graphic design, videos, work files) and we needed access to the server form home. Hello, first time posting and pretty new to the whole internet privacy stuff so please be patient if my questions are stupid lolīecause of the COVID-19 my office is all working from home.
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