I think that is a good way to handle it. It depends on whether you are referring to data security or network security. Network wise I think you are fine, but to secure the data you need secure ftp. I suggest the new Cute Secure FTP server. It is user friendly, and can issue certs on its one, or import your own. www.globalscape.com
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From: Rick Brown [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2002 5:29 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: FTP Security
I need to set up an internal server to FTP files out
to customers and the customers FTP files to me. I
have a firewall rule that allows my internal server to
FTP out to only certain IPs. For incoming FTPs,
customers are only allowed to FTP to a public FTP
server in our DMZ and then our internal server picks
the files up from the DMZ and brings them in. Is this
a good way of doing it? What are the risks? I'd
appreciate any thoughts. Thanks.
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