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Terminal - Firewall
From: "John Jairo Florez Torres" <jjflorez () uninorte edu co>
Date: Fri, 23 May 2003 14:49:14 -0500
Hi, I work for a University. We are working in a terminal server proyect and we are going to have for about 50 thin clients. The thin clients are going to work with Microsoft Office, explorer and a client-server application (Oracle). The question I have is where do I have to put the server. Our Firewall have four zones: - Outside (Internet) - DMZ - Institutional servers - PCs and departamentals servers. The thin cliesnts are going to be in this zone I think I would have to put the terminal server in the Institutional servers zone. If so, the network traffic from server to the thin clients would be passing throuhh the firewall. Could this traffic put a big work load in the firewall? Or Should I put the terminal server in the Pcs and departamentals servers zone where I am going to have my thin clientes too so this traffic does not pass through the firewall. The problem here is that the terminal server will not be protected by the Firewall from an attack originated in this zone. What schema do you recommend? In other words , is it a good a idea that the traffic between a terminal server and its thin clints pass through a firewall? any performance issues? Thanks for your help John Florez --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thinking About Security Training? You Can't Afford Not To! Vigilar's industry leading curriculum includes: Security +, Check Point, Hacking & Assessment, Cisco Security, Wireless Security & more! Register Now! --UP TO 30% off classes in select cities-- http://www.securityfocus.com/Vigilar-security-basics ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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