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Re: H.323 and Firewalls
From: Ted Doty <ted () iss net>
Date: Thu, 04 Dec 1997 11:30:34 -0500
At 09:15 AM 12/4/97 -0500, Robert.Andres () stn siemens com wrote:
Aside from the technical aspects of the problem, H.323 presents the problem that is seems to be a protocol that few people in the internet space are very familiar with.
Look at the H.323 description at http://gw.databeam.com/h323/h323primer.html, and at http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/~cliu/ for a description of some of the IP protocols that are required to carry the traffic.
Please let me know if you have any ideas, experience, etc with this subject or if perhaps there is some company out there with products or services for the H.323 problem?
I haven't heard of any vulnerabilities associated with implementations of these (or with the protocols themselves), but my instinct is to suggest you use a VPN to carry the data. - Ted -------------------------------------------------------------- Ted Doty, Internet Security Systems | Phone: +1 770 395 0150 41 Perimeter Center East | Fax: +1 770 395 1972 Atlanta, GA 30346 USA | Web: http://www.iss.net -------------------------------------------------------------- PGP key fingerprint: 362A EAC7 9E08 1689 FD0F E625 D525 E1BE
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- H.323 and Firewalls Robert . Andres (Dec 04)
- Re: H.323 and Firewalls Ted Doty (Dec 05)
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- RE: H.323 and Firewalls Joseph Judge (Dec 08)