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internal security
We have about 300 users in the systeme , they mainly use the software called "netterm" to telnet our RH server to access the db in our internal network , I know there are some secure program like ssh , that is more secure for connection , do you think it is good idea to replace the software in our case ? what it the advantage and impact ? could provide any recommendation ? thx in advance.
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