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Semi-OT: blade servers, backplanes, and DMZs
From: Phil Burg <Phil.Burg () colesmyer com au>
Date: Fri, 6 Feb 2004 15:51:25 +1100
Folks a somewhat off-topic question that I'd appreciate some insight into: A client has proposed implementing blade servers in a common enclosure on two different DMZs (obviously with two different security policies in place). My immediate response is no - the claim that nothing can possibly leak across a blade enclosure backplane sounds a lot like the old claims about VLANs being effective security devices - but the client sees an opportunity to save floor space in a data centre, and is pushing hard. If anybody has any practical experience with the engineering aspects of blade enclosures that they'd care to share, I'd be very grateful. thanks Phil -- Phil Burg Senior Security Adviser IT S&A Security and Governance Coles Myer Ltd (03) 9483 7165 / 0409 028 411
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