Can I do this with a firewall? nat with Password!
- From: "Adrian" <Adrian@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 17 Sep 2006 22:04:37 +0100
Hi
We have a URL and access to it is controlled by source IP
address, as many of our users increasingly have dynamic IP address we are
looking for a quick solution without changing the current system which is
hosted off site.
The solution I'm thinking of is to register a new URL point it's "A" record
at firewall, set the firewall rules to check the user by prompting for
username / password, then set the it to forward everything back out to the
net by using Nat and on to the
original URL where a connection will be allowed as we will add the new
firewall's public
IP address to the access list.
It is essential that the traffic flow is kept via the firewall and the we
present the firewalls source IP address to the end system not the users.
So setting aside any concerns about how secure either system will be, would
this approach work? and examples?
.
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