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scott
Hi,
Im just trying to get my head around this theory before attempting to
deploy:
- Laptop with GPRS CARD connecting over PPTP to,
- Firewall 1 then DMZ (DMZ contains webserver) then.
- FIREWALL 2 then,
- VPN / Terminal server on LAN.
GRPS in uk supports 45kbps approx so was thinking of reducing overheads by
cutting out PPTP. I was going to attempt:
- Laptop with GPRS CARD connecting using HTTP to,
- IP with Firewall 1 then DMZ (DMZ contains webserver),
- Webserver contains secured Intranet and TS Advanced clinet (web client)
connects to,
- FIREWALL 2
- Terminal server on LAN.
My question is, do i need 3389 open Firewall 1 and 2 to get this to work ?
Does the web clinet use 3389 ?
(If this is the case then having the web clinet secured withing an intrnet
dir is not going to make a differce i guess as anyone could connect using
IP, TS standard clinet)
Thanks for any advice.
Scott.
Im just trying to get my head around this theory before attempting to
deploy:
- Laptop with GPRS CARD connecting over PPTP to,
- Firewall 1 then DMZ (DMZ contains webserver) then.
- FIREWALL 2 then,
- VPN / Terminal server on LAN.
GRPS in uk supports 45kbps approx so was thinking of reducing overheads by
cutting out PPTP. I was going to attempt:
- Laptop with GPRS CARD connecting using HTTP to,
- IP with Firewall 1 then DMZ (DMZ contains webserver),
- Webserver contains secured Intranet and TS Advanced clinet (web client)
connects to,
- FIREWALL 2
- Terminal server on LAN.
My question is, do i need 3389 open Firewall 1 and 2 to get this to work ?
Does the web clinet use 3389 ?
(If this is the case then having the web clinet secured withing an intrnet
dir is not going to make a differce i guess as anyone could connect using
IP, TS standard clinet)
Thanks for any advice.
Scott.