David,
Thanks for your comments. Even I'm not an expert in this area by any
means, and am still trying to figure things out. Some of the MFT
vendors have already implemented this feature. Not sure how they
exactly do it. The basic idea remains same, where the actual service
in the internal
Hello Sai,
I'm no expert here so i cannot give you advice on your solution but
... are you sure you need all of this? I'm thinking it should be
possible to meet your security needs in an simpler way. Let's say,
application-based firewalls on the dmz machines? (so only the allowed
applications
In fact most of the requests come from external network over the Internet.
The idea is if a hacker makes it into the DMZ, he should not be able
to open any connections to the internal network. Therefore, the
firewall sitting between the DMZ and internal network is configured to
block all
Dear Fellow Developers,
I thought this developers group can provide me with some ideas on
building a DMZ Gateway. Basically, our company has developed a MFT
(Managed File Transfer) product, which has an FTP/S, SFTP and HTTPS
services for letting trading partners get/put files. Lately we have
been
On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 7:48 PM, Sai Pullabhotla
sai.pullabho...@jmethods.com wrote:
Dear Fellow Developers,
I thought this developers group can provide me with some ideas on
building a DMZ Gateway. Basically, our company has developed a MFT
(Managed File Transfer) product, which has an
