Re: Exchange 2003 Front End/Back End Servers & Passwords
From: Peter Marshall (texmarshall_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 12/16/04
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Date: Thu, 16 Dec 2004 11:44:32 -0000
> Not sure how as they'll be getting authenticated on your domain. I think
the
> FE server shouldn't be in your DMZ anyway - you'll have to open up a lot
of
> ports between DMZ and LAN in order for the server to communicate. Sort of
> negates the purpose of a DMZ.
The authentication was my concern - might be more sensible to post to an
Active Directory list. The DMZ/LAN link will have to be firewall
controlled, in the same way that we have the Web Server/Db Servers setup.
> You should be using good passwords on your LAN anyway - doesn't matter
that
> it's small and trusted. 8 char. minimum, complex passwords, regular forced
> changes.
True, for small & trusted team, read lazy!
> That said - with a small network, are you sure you even need a FE/BE
config?
Its the security aspects of it I'm worried about - don't want to open up the
email server to the world any more than I have to.
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