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I'm working with a client to plan the topology for a public facing SharePoint internet site.
The SharePoint installation will live in the client's DMZ and the plan is to use an existing SQL Server machine to host the SharePoint databases.
The problem ...
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Hehe, I'm gonna go ahead and mark that as an answer ;)
Thanks for confirming .
Mostly.
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I am looking to deploy 2 additional Windows Server 2003 domain controllers into a separate confidential DMZ alongside 6 DCs that are installed in the regular network, making a total of 8 DCs. The 2 confidential DCs will communicate with the regular network...
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If not I would certainly set up domain isolation
We are deploying a Windows Server 2008 Read Only Domain Controller in Our DMZ for web are following this guide using....
Now called AD LDS) instead of placing real DCs in the DMZ.
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What is the best way to manage user accounts for Windows servers in a DMZ? We are expanding our web presence and adding several IIS servers to our DMZ. I would prefer not to manage a bunch of local accounts or, on the other hand, expose our internal Active...
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Active Directory Domain Services a trust so that you can log....
You can create a separate AD for the DMZ and really lock down the domain controllers in the DMZ released a guide with best practices for running AD in a DMZ.
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What are the significant considerations when designing and setting up a dmz for a relatively small office (15-20users) with a limited budget? The network traffic across the dmz will be inbound smtp (ms exchange), inbound http/s (owa), outbound internet...
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A front end Exchange Server (to run OWA) must technically... .
The first thing to consider is whether you need a DMZ at all, for a small office with only a few network?
Based on the requirements you've given, you don't have a need for a true DMZ.
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If you have a DMZ with one or more servers/services (maybe FTP, HTTP en SMTP). And you have a LAN with typical serversservices (like file sharing, Active Directory, database server).
Depending on the integration of services and resources, the firewall...
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Then, manage the security in the DMZ....
For me the point of a "DMZ" is mostlyShouldn't you move some of the services to the DMZ? Try to keep the LAN unreachable from anywhere.
Server and the DNS server on the same broadcast domain.
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I have build server inside our domain (and it needs to be because it also talks to other boxes in the domain), and a webserver that is in the DMZ.
As part of our build scripts, I would like to deploy websites to the webserver in the DMZ, using the Nant...
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Good luck!
you could.
Hopefully this provides a little help.
Attempt to use the <scp >, that places the files up on the DMZ.
Server runs as; like a limited privileged user that has access to DMZ.
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Just kicking this idea around, and wanted to see if you'll be so kind as to point out the problems I don't see.
If I set up this new HyperV host as a normal domain member, the benefits are obvious. I can manage it through SCVMM, and it's got its own NIC...
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We are running several servers like placed extensive firewall rules... .
Just depends on how rule about the DMZ and LAN residing on the same physical server.
From the DMZ than totally isolated machines, but I wouldn't say its stupid either.
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Hi all,
I have a requirement in one of our European locations for some workstations to be placed behind a DMZ, but still participate in the AD domain.
Does anybody have a quick & dirty guide on what ports need to be opened to allow these workstations ...
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The workstations need to be able to authenticate....
You then only have to open the ldap en gc ports for the RODC btwn the dmz.
I have a question:
Is there a domaincontroller in the DMZ??
If not, you could place a read-only DC in the dmz.
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My company uses Microsoft Windows Server 2003. Our internet connection goes through a proxy server across a WLAN to the main office.
I want to set up a wireless LAN in my local network whereby unmanaged users, given the SSID and key, can log in and access...
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Join our domain and by way of a guest account.I want it as painless as possible.Having a proxy between.
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Hi Everybody!
I'm having some trouble with two web applications that communicate each other using WCF Services. This is my scenario:
Web Application "A" is deployed in a server of the corporate intranet and part of domain "intranet" Web Application "B...
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To....
It seems that MessageSecurityException is a generic kind of exception and can be thrown for many problems .
Finally we could sove the problem, and it was that app pool identity was unable to write at "C:\Windows\Temp" because of lack of permissions .
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