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safety of unidirectional NT trusts
From: hermit921 <hermit921 () yahoo com>
Date: Mon, 14 Jan 2002 14:49:47 -0800
I have been tasked with permitting M$ networking access between an NT
server on the DMZ an other Windows machines behind the firewall. My plan
is to not let the DMZ machine initiate any connections to the internal
machines, but they can initiate connections to the DMZ machine. The DMZ
machine should be set up to trust the internal machine, but the internal
machine should not trust the DMZ machine; I know I can't control this on
the firewall. I don't know much about M$ networking, I don't get to make
decisions, I just implement firewall rules whether I like them or not.
My main question is: is this unidirectional connection initiation and
trust help much more secure than bidirectional? Given that I have to allow
this network traffic, can I do any better on the firewall rules?
hermit921
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