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Trading off safety and performance in the kernel

Trading off safety and performance in the kernel

Posted May 15, 2015 18:23 UTC (Fri) by tialaramex (subscriber, #21167)
In reply to: Trading off safety and performance in the kernel by marcH
Parent article: Trading off safety and performance in the kernel

> There are genuine reasons why so many people carry their Windows or Linux laptop open around the office despite safety rules (not Macs interestingly enough).

In my case it's company policy that VPN sessions don't survive a suspend. When you open the laptop back up, even after 30 seconds, the VPN client reminds you of the policy and prompts you to start over. You need to find your RSA dongle, go through the authentication again, reconnect, you'll get a new IP address and so of course all existing connections are dropped.

My company is a complete disaster for IT policy, but then, so are thousands of other large employers around the world. So this is a real scenario, even though it's an unnecessary and obnoxious one.


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Trading off safety and performance in the kernel

Posted May 15, 2015 20:35 UTC (Fri) by marcH (subscriber, #57642) [Link]

> In my case it's company policy that VPN sessions don't survive a suspend.

Well I feel sorry for you but that's not our case; suspend issues are why they do it here.


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