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greeny5000
Member since:
2005-11-07 16:04:00 |  posted: 2005-11-07 16:13:20
advanced VPN Question
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doing an assignment for
my course i have set up a
router/firewall with 3
interfaces. this machine
is running red hat linux
and
iptables.
dialup
interface for the
internet
ethernet
interface for the
DMZ
ethernet interface
for teh secure
LAN
we have made
it possible for incoming
VPN connections to a VPN
server located on the
DMZ, however we would
like to give these
clients access to the LAN
which so that they can
access the company FTP
server.
(we need
them to be able to come
in from the internet and
view files in the secure
area of the network,
WITHOUT leaving any major
security holes)
we
have no problem allowing
the packets through the
firewall which works
perfectly
thank
you for any help posted
here or preferably you
can email me at
greeny5000@hotmail.com |
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