M
Matthew Harris [MVP]
answers are inline...
You can configure the amount of encryption on the RDP data
streak through the terminal services configuration. 128-
bit encryption is available, which is pretty strong. You
can run it through a VPN, but the additional security may
not be worth it, since 128-bit encryption is already very
secure.
See the above answer.
Well, if you absolutely need prior authentication, then a
VPN solution may be your best bet. However, you may just
want to get a smarter firewall that only allows certain
people from IP addresses access to your system(s).
-M
-----Original Message-----
Security Q's :
1. The problem is we are not altogether sure how secure
this solution is. Anyone got Suggestions?
You can configure the amount of encryption on the RDP data
streak through the terminal services configuration. 128-
bit encryption is available, which is pretty strong. You
can run it through a VPN, but the additional security may
not be worth it, since 128-bit encryption is already very
secure.
2. Secondly if its not secure what can we do to resolve
this without purchasing additonal HW & SW. If Possible!!
See the above answer.
Ideally what I want is users to authenticate prior to
authenticating with the domain. (Can't use the firwall
because it using one to one NAT)
Any help would be appreciated.
AD
Well, if you absolutely need prior authentication, then a
VPN solution may be your best bet. However, you may just
want to get a smarter firewall that only allows certain
people from IP addresses access to your system(s).
-M