Database on the Net

From: Jzxy (Jaxy555@Yahoo.com)
Date: 11/28/02


From: "Jzxy" <Jaxy555@Yahoo.com>
Date: Thu, 28 Nov 2002 09:15:18 -0800


Happy Thanks Giving:

            I do have a planning/Security question. I'm
sure most
of you have done this so many times. I'm hoping I would
get some idea and feedback from here.

I have a SQL 2000 Database on Windows 2000 server that
would be used for web-based application. I am working on
how this data be placed in local LAN and how best it
could be protected.
 
So my plan is ...

1) By no means the web-based application will talk to the
original DB directedly and I think I need to use VIEW for
this purpose. Then at the end of the day View would feed
the data to the ORIGINAL Table or Database. BUT I'm not
sure this is the solution I need to implement or something
else you recommend.

2) The Database server would be placed in a DMZ for
security.

3) I want anyone from internet can use this Web-based
Application, so what Account I should use for SQL and
Windows 2000 server and what kinda permission it should be
given.

4) Is there anything else I need to consider?/

Any knda feedback is appreciated..

Cheers...

Jaxy..........



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