Re: ISA 2004 HTTP Filter
- From: "ZVR" <vzaneNOSPAM@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 9 Feb 2006 17:26:19 -0500
"GALBARZ" <GalBarz@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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NTFS security will not help in this case,
because the site is used both by the internal domain and the isa
domain,
permission are being handled by a third party appliaction, based on
windows authentication, I dont want the external users to be able to
even try to authenticate with internal users acounts user\password.(Top
level paranoid)
Is there a trust relationship between the domains? You cannot use a mix of
rights on the NTFS filesystem, including both the internal accounts, and the
special user account in the ISA domain?
I have captured http packets with network monitor and found the packed
that i need to filter out.
The problem is that I need to filter only the part with the domain name
(I cannot create a separate filter fo every internal username........)
Im looking for a way to use somthing like %string% or *string* .
Unfortunately signatures don't allow wildcards, although it would be a
really nice to have. I certainly bumped into this myself a couple of times.
For now I think you need to look at other ways of achieving your goal, using
more "standard" mechanisms along the lines of what I described above.
Virgil
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