Hello,
Why not switch to a Jabber server, use a client that supports only
client to server communication and then restrict connections to SSL /
TLS only.
That would solve all your problems plus allowing you to log all
conversations.
Plus it is free :)
Michael.
Andrew Aris wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> Just looking for a quick sort of straw poll really, my company runs an
> internal ICQ corporate server for internal IM and we occasionally have
> people who are out on the road who need to communicate with people back at
> the office, the current method is to VPN in to the XP Pro box that hosts the
> ICQ and connect to it that way, however the drawbacks of this are that a)
> only one person can do it at any one time b) sending ICQ messages is clunky
> as you have to wait for the direct connection attempt to time out and then
> "send through server". The proposed solution is to open the ICQ port on the
> firewall and then port forward to the appropriate machine thus solving both
> the problems.
>
> My question is how great a security risk do people think this would be?
>
> cheers,
>
> Andrew
>
>
>
Received on Mar 15 2005
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