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Subject: Connecting 40 remote sites securely?
From: KMoore1824 @ aol . com
Date: Fri, 20 Jun 1997 22:55:28 -0400 (EDT)
To: Firewalls @ greatcircle . com

 Hi:
 
 Just a couple of questions for you experts out there:
 
 1. My company has been looking for a fast, easy to administer firewall for 
 some time now. We need to network about 40 offices and don't need a lot of 
 administration overhead. We must have the capability of performing
encryption 
 (we might need more than DES now! ;-) between our offices and corporate hub
if 
 
 necessary. Also some of our sites are located in South America and Europe.
We 
 also need full NAT functionality (one to one, one to many, many to one, etc.

 etc.) as we may want to offer inbound services and some IP remapping at the 
 remote sites. 
 
 2. Could you use something like Linux with the IPSec extensions in France?
 
 3. Are there any Firewalls that can remap URLs to IPs based on the 
 $ENV{'HTTP_HOST'} variable or will we need to implement this on the Web 
 Server? I know not all Web Browsers support this.
 
 4. Has anyone had any success using Dynamic DNS clients (www.dyndns.com, 
 www.ml.org) under a firewall on NT or Sun? Is this feasible as a method to 
 remap sites domain names in real time?
 
 5. What about remote access (non-UDP). Especially outside of the United 
 States. Are there any clients that use more than DES encryption? How much
more 
 
 secure is 3DES than standard DES. We just want to secure POP, SMTP, HTTP, 
 NNTP, FTP and Telnet. Should I worry if the remote access encryption 
 technology is proprietary?
 
 6. Is FTP inherently hard to secure with Stateful Inspection type Firewalls?
 
 7. What key distribution method should we look for? Is a standard emerging?
 
 Thanks in advance for any help. Sorry if these questions have been answered 
 here before.
 
 Kristi Moore
   


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From:	mikech @
 avana .
 net
To:	kmoore1824 @
 aol .
 com
Date: 97-06-20 22:18:29 EDT



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  From: mikech @
 avana .
 net
  Subject: Did you get it? 
  Date: Fri, 20 Jun 1997 18:07:40 -0500 
  To: kmoore1824 @
 aol .
 com


Hey Kristi:

Send this message to Firewalls @
 GreatCircle .
 com

_______________________________________________________________________
Hi:

Just a couple of questions for you experts out there:

1. My company has been looking for a fast, easy to administer firewall for 
some time now. We need to network about 40 offices and don't need a lot of 
administration overhead. We must have the capability of performing encryption

(we might need more than DES now! ;-) between our offices and corporate hub
if 

necessary. Also some of our sites are located in South America and Europe. We

also need full NAT functionality (one to one, one to many, many to one, etc. 
etc.) as we may want to offer inbound services and some IP remapping at the 
remote sites. 

2. Could you use something like Linux with the IPSec extensions in France?

3. Are there any Firewalls that can remap URLs to IPs based on the 
$ENV{'HTTP_HOST'} variable or will we need to implement this on the Web 
Server? I know not all Web Browsers support this.

4. Has anyone had any success using Dynamic DNS clients (www.dyndns.com, 
www.ml.org) under a firewall on NT or Sun? Is this feasible as a method to 
remap sites domain names in real time?

5. What about remote access (non-UDP). Especially outside of the United 
States. Are there any clients that use more than DES encryption? How much
more 

secure is 3DES than standard DES. We just want to secure POP, SMTP, HTTP, 
NNTP, FTP and Telnet. Should I worry if the remote access encryption 
technology is proprietary?

6. Is FTP inherently hard to secure with Stateful Inspection type Firewalls?

7. What key distribution method should we look for? Is a standard emerging?

Thanks in advance for any help. Sorry if these questions have been answered 
here before.

Kristi Moore
 
______________________________________________________________________
I would send it with the subject line:

"Connecting 40 remote sites securely?"

Thanks Kristi,

Mike


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18:07:41
06/20/97
_______________________________________________________________________
Michael W. Chalkley                                Tel: +1.770.823.7846
ZapNet! Inc.                                       Fax: +1.770.475.7640
Suite 400-120                                   E-mail: mikech @
 well .
 com
10945 State Bridge Road                                mikech @
 avana .
 net
Alpharetta, GA 30202                    (wireless) mikech @
 radiomail .
 net


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19:16:33
06/20/97
_______________________________________________________________________
Michael W. Chalkley                                Tel: +1.770.823.7846
ZapNet! Inc.                                       Fax: +1.770.475.7640
Suite 400-120                                   E-mail: mikech @
 well .
 com
10945 State Bridge Road                                mikech @
 avana .
 net
Alpharetta, GA 30202                    (wireless) mikech @
 radiomail .
 net




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