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tshad - 04 Mar 2006 00:42 GMT
We have some webservices that we need to run from our public server (that is
in a DMZ) and have access to our Database Server (which is on the other side
of the firewall).

Our concern is the best way to set this up.

If someone were able to get access to our DMZ, they would have access to our
web services, would they not?

Thanks,

Tom
Simon Hart - 04 Mar 2006 18:54 GMT
You need to use Authentication. The type would depend on the clients and how
you plan to use the services.

> We have some webservices that we need to run from our public server (that
> is in a DMZ) and have access to our Database Server (which is on the other
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> Tom

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