Options for securing a Public Webserver and Private Intranet on s ame server.
From: Jonathon.Kalaugher@sbg-ap.comDate: 08/27/01
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Message-ID: <E48EF4B51A3A47468CEA37E874AA16D831AC71@eidyia.spherebusinessgroup.com> From: Jonathon.Kalaugher@sbg-ap.com To: focus-ms@securityfocus.com Subject: Options for securing a Public Webserver and Private Intranet on s ame server. Date: Tue, 28 Aug 2001 08:44:30 +1200
Hello List,
Background:
Public Website and private Intranet running on same server behind a FW.
The Intranet is accessed via IIS/windows authentication with a "full public
access over port 80" rule on the Firewall to the server in question.
The users access the public website and enter authentication apon hitting
the corporate logon area/box to access the Intranet.
We considering the following steps...
1) Separate both onto separate servers and DMZ's
2) Still Allow full public access to both servers over ports 80/443.
Question.
1) What are the implications of having both the Website and Intranet
residing on the same server? Does the "allow all on ports 80/4443" to the
public website expose the Intranet (on the same server) to any extra
security risks?
2) Would moving the Intranet to a separate server (still accessible to
the public over port 80/443) and only allowing authenticated access to the
application stop (or somehow hinder) it being vulnerable from any IIS
exploits?.
i.e. Would the authentication prompt for Intranet access, block any
unauthorised access to the underlying IIS / Intranet?, as a user is prompted
for sign on before having access to the site.?
Or is it secure to have both the Website and Intranet running on the same
server if certain steps are taken first, as the goal is to maximise security
of the Intranet.
Thanking you all heaps in advance for any feedback at all.
JK.
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