J
Jmoomaw
WE are looking at setting up Terminal Services in this
fashion:
1: Servier outside the firewall handling the connections
2: Nortel Systemworks Box with Firewall (Instant Internet
software)
3: Application Server.
I have been told I can then configure the internal server
to only talk to the Terminal Services server and this will
protect our network.
We have a VPN set up from a Site in the southwest to the
main office in NY. WE have sales people needing to access
terminal services from the field through dial up and
internet access.
Will this model protect our network any better than
setting up RAS?
How would I configure the internal server to only talk to
the TS SErver.
Any information would be helpful
Thanks...Jim
fashion:
1: Servier outside the firewall handling the connections
2: Nortel Systemworks Box with Firewall (Instant Internet
software)
3: Application Server.
I have been told I can then configure the internal server
to only talk to the Terminal Services server and this will
protect our network.
We have a VPN set up from a Site in the southwest to the
main office in NY. WE have sales people needing to access
terminal services from the field through dial up and
internet access.
Will this model protect our network any better than
setting up RAS?
How would I configure the internal server to only talk to
the TS SErver.
Any information would be helpful
Thanks...Jim