We have a web/database server running on redhat 6.2 and our file and print box running Samba on Redhat 6.2. They are both on the inside of our firewall, IPChains running on Red Hat. Currently, for moving information between the two we use scp, it can be a little clunky, but it works and is fairly secure. However, my boss is not happy about the inconvenience of it, security always being inconvenient. To make matters worse, at least for the easy transfer of information, we are finally going to a DMZ setup, with our web/database in the DMZ and the fileserver on the inside.
Basically what my boss would like to be able to do is write to a Samba/NFS type share on the file server from the webserver. My understanding is that NFS should never be allowed through a firewall, and that Samba is only marginally better. So, any suggestions? Thanks, Josh Welch Computer Support Specialist Buffalo Wild Wings [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ Firewalls mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.gnac.net/mailman/listinfo/firewalls
