Blast or HTTPS from a clerk's home PC to Unified Access Gateway is encrypted. What protects that path?
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Short Explanation
The home-to-UAG path is a sealed envelope, not a magic switch port. SSL/TLS is what encrypts Blast or HTTPS. VLANs and DHCP get packets to a place; they do not wrap the session.
Full Explanation
Remote Horizon display and HTML access to Unified Access Gateway use SSL/TLS to protect the path from a home endpoint. Layer-2 switching, VLAN tags, and DHCP do not provide that encryption. Associate networking items ask operators to name TLS on the access path rather than inventing encryption at the closet switch.