Re: Hiding MS SQL databases in Enterprise Manager
From: Panos Athanasiou (pathanasiou_at_teledome.gr)
Date: 11/19/03
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Date: Wed, 19 Nov 2003 19:49:18 +0200 To: Mike Theriault <Mike_Theriault@Jabil.com>
If i got it correctly, you don't want anybody except authorized
personell even viewing sql servers in your network.
What slammer taught us back then was that the best way to secure a
machine is NOT security through obscurity...Since then, the most
efficient solution has proved to be the placing of database servers in a
demelitarized zone and protected by firewalls and possibly NIDS.What i
purpose generally is to have a seperate network for users, an other for
developers etc..So you can control resources through a central and
certain place(e.g. a linux firewall or whatever you like).
Now, if a small network is your case, you can use with ease a personal
firewall like Kerio to block access to ports 1434 and 1433 both udp and
tcp to not authorized users.
my 2 cents.
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