Re: Can I do this with a firewall? nat with Password!



In article <Ir-dncA4-bfJJZDYRVnyrQ@xxxxxx>,
Adrian <Adrian@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

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.

Your existing system very likely already has a username / password
mechanism available. Any reputable hosting company would support it.

You should decide, though, on what level of security is appropriate
for the username and password combinations. Unless the name and
password is just intended to be a small deterent, then you probably
don't want them going out "in the clear". Standard firewall
authentication for http URLs uses plaintext, so you'd probably be
wanting to switch to https. You may wish to consider leaving your
home page as http but have a link or a redirection to https .
.



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