Comment by eddythompson80
5 hours ago
I'm assuming they mean egress not ingress. Unless you restrict the machine egress to another machine running IIS both on the same AD and configure IIS as an http proxy with Windows Identity integration.
You're then brining an entire MS tech stack from the mid 2000s just to achieve something that has been solved by virtualization with a lot less caveats a long time ago.
I do mean egress. There was some way to force the machine to always go through the IIS proxy IIRC.
> You're then brining an entire MS tech stack from the mid 2000s just to achieve something that has been solved by virtualization with a lot less caveats a long time ago.
Well, yes. Honestly, it'd be nice to have an OS where recursive virtualization is a built-in primitive instead of whatever the hell we've been doing for the last 40 years over and over.