To: houcfug@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [houcfug] Windows Firewall
Both of you are right, Seth and Charlie, not something I should be doing.
Guess I'll push on the folks that manage Sophos for my server to configure the
WAF a bit more strictly.
Thanks for setting me straight.
M
Both of you are right, Seth and Charlie, not something I should be doing.
Guess I'll push on the folks that manage Sophos for my server to configure
the WAF a bit more strictly.
Thanks for setting me straight.
M
On Fri, Sep 21, 2018 at 4:48 PM charlie arehart
wrote:
> Perhaps someone will
Perhaps someone will offer that, but there are other thoughts to consider
(including whether you should be doing that job yourself at all).
So first, how about if instead of blocking them in the Windows firewall, you
blocked them in IIS? You can do that if you have added the “ip and domain
The short answer is yes, of course you can. But should you?
Consider the following:
* How many IPs can the Windows Firewall’s storage mechanism (registry?)
hold before performance degradation sets in?
* If you are going to give the ColdFusion service account elevated access
to
