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Re: Securing Dial-In Access to network
From: "Rodney van den Oever" <roever () nse simac nl>
Date: Mon, 26 Apr 1999 20:36:03 +0200
A customer wants to use his FW-1 (on Sun Netra / Solaris) to protect his
service etc. ISDN-Dial-In
Lines in the corporate network (approx. 5MBit. total). The connections should be crypted and after authentification the access
should only be granted to a Use CheckPoint's SecuRemote client. Better upgrade to version 4 and request DES encryption, maybe even Triple-DES. Either use a OTP-schema (via RADIUS) or certificates for strong authentication.
predefinded Host in an predefined VPN within the corporate network.
Create user-groups that have access to a specific service, you'll still be able to define user-specific rights. -- Rodney van den Oever / 0x06 3547CA1 / PGP Key ID 0x0A6CCE53 'Windows 2000: the 1623 part Swiss Army knife for customers who only want to pare an apple'
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