Just want some feedback from some of you security minded
folk on the list.
We've got a setup of boxes which are running ssh2 on the
public net (using keys w/ passphrases). No public IPs are
allowed telnet access.
We've also got a private net for the same servers with a
dedicated line from the IDC to the company. Currently,
telnet is enabled on that network. (mainly for ease and to
eliminate the need for key distribution among all company
machines)
Question to the list: is there anything *wrong* with this
picture. Can you criticize this setup from a
security point of view. Specifically interested in hearing
what people have to say about the private network telnet
access. (note: the private names/Ip's are not publicly
available via DNS - ie using a split DNS atmosphere)
TIA,
-Thomas
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