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No, this server is sitting totally on it's own
connected to the T1. No other network or computer is connected. We want to
prevent DoS attacks and control what ports are open.
Is this server sitting in the LAN???
It shouldn't be doing anything but acting as a
webserver and not interacting/connected with the LAN
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Cris Hanna
[SBS-MVP]
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Hi
all,
This is not a SBS question but I find the most knowledgeable
admins here
that seem to be very good with finding inexpensive solutions
and hope that
someone can point me to the right direction.
We have
a client with a 2003 Web Edition server that is hosting multiple
websites
with multiple public IP addresses. The box is currently sitting
direct
behind a Cisco Router on a T1 without anything in between. We
expressed
security concerns to this client but they are reluctant to spend
$2000+
on a hardware firewall.
Does anybody know of a small appliance that
would provide some kind of DMZ
protection? The small LinkSys or DLink
will not do the job because we need
to port to several public IPs all on
port 80 and therefore we can't use
port
forwarding.
Thanks,
Claus
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