Virtual office

A virtual office provides companies with a physical presence without a physical office. Coro’s virtual office includes an encrypted virtual private network (VPN), site-to-site tunnels, and firewall exceptions. Secure Web Gateway (SWG) with domain name system (DNS) filtering can optionally be added as well.

From the Virtual Office screen, admin users can select the virtual private network (VPN) policy for company devices. VPNs establish a secure and encrypted connection over the internet between devices and a remote server. This connection makes it difficult for hackers or third parties to intercept or access the data being transmitted.

By default, end users can’t disconnect their devices from the VPN. Admin users can allow specific devices to be manually disconnected from the VPN.

Admin users can select the VPN encryption strength. For more information, see Change the encryption strength.

Different VPN policies can be set for each of your devices. The VPN policy options include:

1. Default settings : Traffic from protected devices doesn't go through the VPN
2. Inclusive VPN : Devices with this policy use the VPN to access and encrypt your virtual office, as well as any external resources which have been added to the include list
3. Exclusive VPN : Devices with this policy use the VPN to access and encrypt all networking except for any external resources which have been added to the exclude list

To access Virtual Office:

1. Sign into the Coro console and select Control Panel from the toolbar:

   

2. Select Network :

   

3. Select the Virtual Office tab:

   

   The Virtual Office screen is displayed.

You can add specific devices to each VPN policy option:

1. From the Control Panel , select Devices :

   

2. Select the Labels tab:

   

3. Select + ADD LABEL :

   

4. Create a label title and select a color:

   

5. Select ADD .
6. Go to the Control Panel and select Network :

   

7. Add the device label under the desired VPN policy:

   

   note

   If the same device label is added to both the inclusive and exclusive VPN policies, those devices are part of the exclusive VPN policy.

Below the VPN policies are the include and exclude list.

• Add any domains or URLs which should be encrypted when accessed to the include list
• Add any domains or URLs which shouldn’t be encrypted when accessed to the exclude list

Once devices with specific labels have been added to a VPN policy, and domains or URLs have been added to the include and exclude lists:

• Any devices added to the inclusive VPN can access the virtual office and any external resources added to the include list
• Any devices added to the exclusive VPN can access the virtual office and any external resources except for those added to the exclude list