Re: Enabling ports for streaming audio/video(SONICWall)

Please specify what software do you use on server ? what your server OS : NT , UNIX , other ? What your streaming server: NetShow server, Real ... ? Greg Administrator wrote: Hello to all, Here is what we have: Small ISP SonicWall SOHO Firmware version: 3.4.0 ROM version: 1.7.0 CPU:

Re: Enabling ports for streaming audio/video(SONICWall)

Please specify what software do you use on server ? what your server OS : NT , UNIX , other ? What your streaming server: NetShow server, Real ... ? Greg Administrator wrote: Hello to all, Here is what we have: Small ISP SonicWall SOHO Firmware version: 3.4.0 ROM version: 1.7.0 CPU:

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NT question.

Good day, This may not be tha best media to ask but I'll go ahead and ask. I have a NT server behind a firewall. This server has an ethernet card and a Token Ring card. Is there any way I can see both networks (Eth and TR) from the Network Neighborhood. BTW there a consideration that this

RE: How to defeat a proxy firewall

Definitely! Can't see hoe to avoid this. Beats any other DNS schemes, imho, that is! Jean -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Brian Steele Sent: Monday, December 06, 1999 10:11 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: How to defeat a

RE: VPN via 2501 - Firewall-1 - NT

well I can't give up. there must be something more than just letting TCP1723 and GRE 47 through the fw. In my fw's log I can see that both 1723TCP and protocol id 47 are permitted and still the remote users (error 650) can't authenticate to the server (authentication timeout in the MS PPTP

ICMPs

Hi folks Well, One question about ICMP ECHO_REPLY, and anothers ICMPs? I guess that we can screen this packets by size? For example, drop all packet upper 32K. But, Does anybody know to screen a packet by size? In CISCO routers, for example. TIA - [To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL

Netguard

Hi all, Anybody has experience with netguard's guardian fw and/or any of their products, like the bandwidth control..? Thanks Jean. - [To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe firewalls" in the body of the message.]

Re: Security consultant recommendations

We would like someone to review our overall security. Good luck with finding local talent. You should also plan on some penetration testing (it gives the best picture of your 'real world' Internet security). sales mode on Here at NTA Monitor we're pen test specialists - with over 130

RE: How to defeat a proxy firewall

please... not another proxy Vs packet filter flame war... I am too busy and too tired of hearing this ramble on. please go play somewhere else... -Original Message- From: Marc Renner [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, December 06, 1999 12:09 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

port 113

Hello all, Can anyone explain to me if exist any attack using port 113/tcp I had seen some packets Deny in my logs, incoming from various IP address. Thx, Edy Rojas - [To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe firewalls" in the body of the message.]

VPN Solutions (linux, NT, free and other?)

Hi. I'm looking at implementing a VPN for our mobile users. We actually have a linux firewall (ip filtering + masquerading). Our mobile users already have internet connections over untrusted networks, this is why we want to use a VPN between them and us. First scenario (preferred): what

Re: port 113

Port 113 TCP and UDP is an Authentication Service if that's what you wanted to know. /Jimi - Original Message - From: Edy - UOL To: firewall-lista Sent: Tuesday, December 07, 1999 01:52 PM Subject: port 113 Hello all,Can anyone explain to me if exist any attack

RE: port 113

Can anyone explain to me if exist any attack using port 113/tcp I had seen some packets Deny in my logs, incoming from various IP address. 113 is the auth ("ident") port. People can use this information to determine what user id daemons are running as. The idea is that it's much

Re: VPN Solutions (linux, NT, free and other?)

I've been looking in to this as well, for Linux-Linux application. There seem to be quite a few choices; from what I've seen, vpnd looks like the simplest, although ppp-over-ssh has a great appeal, being built of rather older, well-tested and well-trusted components. -Bennett PGP signature

troubles with Gauntlet 5.5

I've just installed Gauntlet 5.5 for NT and have gotten everything working except the stupid http proxy. It works from the firewall, but not the rest of my LAN. I keep getting reset by peer messages in the log. I'm using NAT and have transparency turned on. I had 5.0 working just fine. Has

Problem evaluating Raptor Firewall

I'm evaluating Raptor firewall for a client, and I have to provide a reccomendation for purchase by the beginning of next week. I personally prefer a homebuilt solution of using TIS FWTK plus packet filters on a unix box of some fashion, but that is not an option here for a variety of reasons

flood attack

Hi all, We have FW-1 at work. Recently, we get tons of http requests/sec. It looks like someone wrote a script to continuously hit our web server. We turn on SYNDefender gateway. It supposes to help, but it also creates other problems as well. The properties is set to 30s for timeout and

Re: Problem evaluating Raptor Firewall

I use raptor on Solaris rather then on NT, comments below On Tue, 7 Dec 1999, Jon Earle wrote: I'm evaluating Raptor firewall for a client, and I have to provide a reccomendation for purchase by the beginning of next week. I personally prefer a homebuilt solution of using TIS FWTK plus