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Is it possible to enable and disable the Sharing features (ssh, file sharing, etc) based on the current network?

For example, I want file sharing and SSH to be enabled on my trusted home network. However, I don't want these enabled when I am connected to untrusted public networks.

Is it possible to set up this policy? To differentiate between a home and public network?

I don't think this occurs by default because I often see shared folders and shared itunes libraries on public networks. While they are protected by passwords, I would rather be completely sealed up on public networks.

Thanks!

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You can use ControlPlane for this. It allows you to control your context, like home and other, and set actions for it: when 'enter' home context, enable file sharing, when 'leave' home context, disable file sharing.

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