Re: Securing Exchange Server
- From: "Paul Robichaux [MVP-Exchange]" <paul@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 11 Mar 2008 15:10:46 -0400
In article <682CC6B3-F392-441D-A93B-2D1A07D87BFE@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
"Tom Bombadil" <Genius_Poster@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi John,
The only things I would add is that the server is a DC and it has a few
other applications running on it. Also, I have done port forwarding in the
past to FTP and VPN servers, and I always had rootkits and hacks dropped in
them. I had to rebuild the VPN server a couple of times until we totally
took it offline and boufght a Watchguard with VPN functionality.
Are you saying forwarding SMTP and HTTPS ports has been entirely safe in
your professional experience? Am I just being paranoid about this? I can't
help but feel very nervous about the idea of losing one of our 2 servers.
Thanks for your input.
Tom, I'm coming late to this discussion, but I would consider port
forwarding of TCP 25 and TCP 443 to be very safe, and I would recommend
it without hesitation.
Cheers,
-Paul
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