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Subject: Re:FireWall for Dial-In Users -reply
From: mht @ clark . net
Date: Mon, 22 Dec 1997 21:54:06 -0500
To: Mike . Skala @ zool . AirTouch . COM, firewalls @ GreatCircle . COM
In-reply-to: <88256575 . 0059D2B5 . 00 @ notes . airtouch . com>

Mike,

You just described a typical RADIUS server and Secure Terminal Server setup
(ala Livingston Portmaster 2 or 3)  


/mht


At 08:33 AM 12/22/97 -0800, Mike .
 Skala @
 zool .
 AirTouch .
 COM wrote:
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>Mike Skala @
 AIRTOUCH
>12/22/97 08:33 AM
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>You might consider:
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>1.  Having your dial-in modem bank, modem pool, or access switch, whichever
>you use, outside the firewall.
>2.  Having a terminal server on the inside of the firewall.
>3.  Configuring your firewall to restrict/allow dial-in traffic through the
>firewall, but only between the switch and the server.
>4.  Inbound traffic is only allowed to the terminal server from the switch
>and outbound is only allowed to the switch from the terminal.  Additional
>access control,  routing control, and net management at the terminal server
>and switch would prevent unauthorized traffic from entering/leaving your
>network.
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