Re: where to put SQL Server ?
From: Hernán Castelo (hcastelo_at_cedi.frba.utn.edu.ar)
Date: 05/27/04
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Date: Thu, 27 May 2004 10:10:04 -0300
somebody in a newsgroup
seuggest me that ipsec is an "overkill"
and use ssl rather than it
i don't believe i go to use ssl
but,
how much overhead take ipsec ?
bye thanks
"Massimiliano Luciani [MVP]" <maxl-pREMOVETHIS@libero.it> escribió en el
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> Hernán Castelo wrote:
> > thanks
> > i don't understand well
> > do you say to setup 2 dmzs and 1 lan ?
>
> Hi Hernàs,
> the best way is to place a web server in a back-to-back dmz and the
database
> server in a clean dmz.
>
> Internet
> -
> Firewall
> -
> Web Server - Firewall - Sql Server
> -
> Firewall
> -
> Lan
>
> The web server reside in a " DIRTY DMZ " and the sql server in a "CLEAN
DMZ"
> This is the most secure lan configuration, but is not very simple to
> administer.
> Naturally you need to implement IPSEC for not lower the level of security.
> Bye.
> --
> Massimiliano Luciani
>
> Microsoft MVP ( Windows Server - Networking )
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>
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