Re: How to join a local domain from outside firewall?
I figured out a way to do this, bear with me if it's simple to all of you since I'm learning this through experience.So simple because I learned how to do a direct 1:1 NAT IP mapping on my firewall. I...
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port 445 is needed along with ports 135-139 if your supporting legacy stuff. With monowall if you have it outside the firewall you can add an access rule to only allow traffic on the specific ports to...
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I wanted it outside the firewall because I wanted it to have a different public IP address than the firewall. Simple as that, I didn't have the knowledge to make that a possibility and keep it behind...
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PFSense has a ton of addons available to it. Such as graphing and monitering. Its definatly something you should play with in your spare time. You can do a 1to1 nat to a differnt IP address in monowall...
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This is the hardware we are utilizing with pfsense and monowall.http://www.netgate.com/product_info.php?cPath=60_84&products_id=544
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Says product not found when you click that link.I'll have a closer look at pfsense and all of it's addons, monitoring and maybe periodic e-mail reporting would be wonderful.
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just got to www.netgate.comand do a search for ALIX.2C3Im not going to be able to get to that config today i dont think. But I will dig it up as soon as I can.
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So simple because I learned how to do a direct 1:1 NAT IP mapping on my firewall. I created a "server NAT" rule and then set up a proxy ARP rule to allow the WAN interface to carry on a conversation...
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Paul: Ok then bad idea, can you suggest a better setup?Scott: that's a great little system! I'll have to look into getting one to save on space and electricity. Could use my larger IBM system as a...
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Correct me if im wrong but in that scenario wouldnt the man in the middle have to be physically sitting on his network? If so a rubber mallot or a baseball bat could resolve that threat ;).
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Greetings.jChapman15 wrote:I want to put a webserver outside of my firewall and join it to my internal domain so I can access it using the normal windows network browser.I've forwarded port 53 for DNS...
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Skippy: Actually an old machete in my closet.... bad neighborhood I used to live in... long story behind that :p sufficed to say no one stole my computers.Odom: I know I can set up FTP access for the...
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Greetings.Skippydog wrote:Correct me if im wrong but in that scenario wouldnt the man in the middle have to be physically sitting on his network? If so a rubber mallot or a baseball bat could resolve...
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Depending the functionality you will give to the web server, if it is outside the firewall I will not put it in the same domain, that's a big security issue.However, you can still join the domain if...
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If the server is in the same physical location, a second NIC will do the job...
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Agree with Ripper, but my experience with such a practice eventually leaded me to need to use routing in the machine, else will have network problems, so you have to enable routing and define the...
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Greetings.Ripper wrote:If the server is in the same physical location, a second NIC will do the job... I agree that a 2nd NIC, with some modifications as JCAlexandres mentioned, would do the job. BUT,...
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Wouldn't a second NIC essentially create a link through the webserver which would effectively bypass the firewall? You have a link to the public internet on one NIC but you have a link to your private...
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If the domain has higher importance, then put both machines or VMs behind a firewall and tunnel the protocols to reach them (http, https, smtp, pop3, etc).
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JCAlexandres wrote:If the domain has higher importance, then put both machines or VMs behind a firewall and tunnel the protocols to reach them (http, https, smtp, pop3, etc). Greetings.The suggestion...
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