sql behind firewall
From: Brian Cidern (brian.cidern@noemail.please)
Date: 11/01/02
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From: "Brian Cidern" <brian.cidern@noemail.please> Date: Fri, 1 Nov 2002 14:28:01 -0800
Hi Antonio.
What we've done is to keep SQL Server behind the firewall,
opening port 1433. Then for apps to run, like EM and QA,
set up a VPN server that gets you inside your network and
you can connect to SQL via Windows Authentication.
What I did on my personal network is install Sygate
Personal Firewall Pro 5.x. and open the ports that I need
so that I can access the server resources (in and out).
By no means do I consider myself a security expert, I'm
just relaying what has worked for me in the past. Hope
this offers some insight.
Brian
>-----Original Message-----
>hi we want to put sql server 2000 behind a firewall
inside our domain.
> it is not for exposing to the internet but to protect it
from
>employees..
>
>should we install something like zone alarm or use a real
firewall
>box? we need to be able to have programs like terminal
server, ftp,
>antivirus updates, query analyser and enterprise manager
work through
>the firewall ..
>
>what is best to do?
>
>thanks friends
>ap
>.
>
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