Yes and Yes.
nbt for mapping drives (a internal dmz nbt allow) start with a internal amz
any allow to prove it works first.
nbt and rpc endpoint mapper for trusts between PDC's (best way is to set up
a one way trust so that dmz pdc trusts internal pdc and do that with an any
any rule then limit to nbt and rpc) e.g internalpdc dmzpdc nbt,rpc
endpoint mapper allow
Jacks comments are vaild. Do not allow dmz user names and passwords to be
the same as their internal usrname/passwords. (e.g if internal\administrator
password is gogogo and the dmz\administrator password is gogogo then the dmz
admin can map a drive to the internal PDC as if it was
internal\administrator *no trust required*
-----Original Message-----
From: Carl Shivers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, 21 July 2000 8:41 AM
To: FW Mailing List
Subject: [FW1] PDCs
Is it possible to map drives to servers outside of the firewall?
I'm also struggling with the concept of whether or not trusts between
workstations, servers and PDCs will work across the firewall.
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