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RE: Something new?


From: "David Gillett" <gillettdavid () fhda edu>
Date: Mon, 21 Apr 2003 17:41:03 -0700

  I'm currently evaluating a box from BlueSocket that
seems to provide this functionality.  It's marketed 
as a security management solution for wireless, but
there's no actual requirement that clients be wireless.

  The other solution I've used (which might be a better
fit if your network traffic is not primarily web-based)
is to configure a Cisco 30xx VPN concentrator to do
domain authentication.  Users create a tunnelled session 
by logging in their VPN client to the gateway, and this
logs them onto the domain with the same credentials.
  From there it's all domain, share, and NTFS permissions.
(Doesn't work so well with non-NT/2000 clients.)

David Gillett


-----Original Message-----
From: Steve S [mailto:jbodisks () yahoo com]
Sent: April 21, 2003 11:50
To: security-basics () securityfocus com
Subject: Something new? 


Trying to figure out if anyone has seen or heard of
some type of gateway or method for setting up an OS to
be a gateway to authenticate all users before they
have access into a NT/2000 network.  The thinking
behind this would be the end-user would only be able
to connect to the internal network through this
gateway (i.e. access to all servers and associated
ports on the internal network would be blocked until
authentication occurred and then you would be
restricted by your personal access level).  Looking to
expose only a single point internally instead of a
myriad of servers.


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