Hi,
While awaiting arrival of hardware to install Gauntlet 6.0 on, I've been
perusing the docu. The following come to mind:
- Is the GEMS protocol documented? What are its security properties? (GEMS
is Gauntlet's centralised firewall management technology.)
- Plugs-TCP redirect addressing - This appears to require static routing to
the specific redirected address to be propagated upstream (until some
NSP/ISP filters it out). Is this how it works? Has any one encountered a
real-world scenario where this feature is useful?
- This Gauntlet-to-be-installed interposes a WebLogic app server and its
clients, which are Java servlets on Internet-facing web servers. Is there
a compelling security reason to use the plug proxy instead of packet
filtering for the WebLogic t3/t3s protocols? (Doubtless my client's
techies will cite performance reasons against the proxy...)
TIA for your input. Cheers.
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Ng Pheng Siong <ngps@post1.com> * http://www.post1.com/home/ngps
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Received on Oct 09 2001