Hi there!
Using SSH (Secure Shell) would, with a one time password server like S-KEY by BellCore, SecurID by Security Dynamics or others available on the market.
Hope this helps
BFN :)
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From: Allen D. Harpham[SMTP:aharpham @
cnweb .
com]
Sent: January 29, 1997 5:24 PM
To: Firewalls @
GreatCircle .
COM
Subject: RE: Secure Telneting into a internal network
Hi All,
Whats a safe way to allow people to telnet into a network past a firewall
from the Internet?
I have a client that if possible, needs to allow employees to dial up a
local ISP and telnet net into their internal network over the Internet.
We have a packet filtering router setup now, and have proposed adding a
proxy server in addition to the packet filter.
I have warned them that allowing any telnet sessions in would be a big
hole in the firewall, but they would like to pursue this further.
Any suggestions?
TIA, Allen
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