Re: what Ports are used to map a remote drive
- From: "Tom Celica" <tom@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 04 May 2006 03:20:03 GMT
Security is most important. We do IP Qualify incoming traffic; only traffic
arriving in production from a specific IP can access exposed resources.
What we wanted to do; was again IP qualify incoming traffic, and port
forward to our specific server and allow a specific machine in corporate to
have mapped drive to a specific server in production. We don't know what
ports are needed to allow the internal corporate machine to map that
production machine.
A VPN would exceed the current needs, and Remote Desktop exceeds the current
needs also. We don't want this internal corporate user to have full access
to the subnet which the production server resides in.
"Kurt" <lorentzenkurt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Don't do it! Not that way. You need to set up a VPN. I suppose a firewall
that only allows the specific ports to be opened from a specific IP
address would be a bit safer, but you can set up a VPN by opening port
1723. Any Windows 2000pro or XPpro or 2K/2K3 server can accept a VPN.
...kurt
"Tom Celica" <Tom@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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We want to map a remote drive in our production network from our
corporate network. The Network Admin asked me what ports do I need to be
opened between the two sites. The drive at the remote site is a Windows
2000 Server NTFS formated drive on a stand alone server. The Client is
also a windows machine either XP or Win2k or Win2003. I'm pretty sure
that some authentication will occur when the remote drive is mapped. We
will probably execute a commande like this: net use r:
\\remote.machine.com\c$ password /user:administrator@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
What ports on our firewall need to be opened so we can map a remote
windows drive ?
thanks
-tom
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