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The Wisdom of Allowing an Open Port
From: Jim Pardonek <jpardonek () LUC EDU>
Date: Wed, 28 Nov 2012 16:18:35 -0600
Good Afternoon, On our hospital campus we have an "open" wlan that requires the usual rudimentary form of authentication (some email address and your name) to gain access, similar to a hotel portal. Some of the medical staff want us to open port 1373 TCP so that they can access our GroupWise (I know) servers using the regular client application. Other than the normal reasons for keeping everything except 80 and 443 closed, I'm looking to see if anyone would like to weigh in on reasons for and against opening this up. Thanks, Jim James Pardonek, CISSP, CEH Information Security Officer Loyola University Chicago 1032 W. Sheridan Road | Chicago, IL 60660 (: (773) 508-6086
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- The Wisdom of Allowing an Open Port Jim Pardonek (Nov 28)
- Re: The Wisdom of Allowing an Open Port Jeff Kell (Nov 28)
- Re: The Wisdom of Allowing an Open Port Julian Y Koh (Nov 28)
- Re: The Wisdom of Allowing an Open Port Kevin Wilcox (Nov 28)
- Re: The Wisdom of Allowing an Open Port Roger A Safian (Nov 28)
- Re: The Wisdom of Allowing an Open Port Will Froning (Nov 28)
- Re: The Wisdom of Allowing an Open Port Roger A Safian (Nov 29)
- Re: The Wisdom of Allowing an Open Port Russ Leathe (Nov 29)