Secure File Server & Active Directory with Cisco Access List

From: aLTeReGo (a@a.com)
Date: 09/01/02 

From: aLTeReGo <a@a.com>
Date: Sun, 01 Sep 2002 17:12:56 -0400

Here is a very basic overview of my network..

         "Active Directory" "Windows 2k File Server"
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|------------------Network-1--------------------------------------------------------|
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                        [Router W/ACLs]
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|------------------Network-2--------------------------------------------------------|
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                                        "Windows 2k Client"

I would like to know the ABSOLUTLE minimum port numbers I will have to
open in my router access lists to allow the Windows 2k Client to login
to the domain and access the file shares on the file server.
Everything is Win2k and I don't want to open a single port that I
don't have to. I am trying to acheive the highest level of network
security I can at the router.

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