Hi Pascal and folks
Pascal Gloor wrote:
Hi folks,then you'll don't sell a "free" internet.
Considering those facts:
- the growing number of worms and any other form of harmfull virus. - that IP is a powerfull tool. - the growing bandwidth usable for end-users. - the need for business customers to have stable and reliable internet access.
Today we're perhaps offering our customer a too powerfull tool. Most (lets say 80 or 90%) of our "mass" customers only use smtp/pop3/imap/http/https.
Is it still appropriate to give to "mass" customers ability to generate any kind of communication using IP? What about blocking TCP_SYN _TO_ dial/adsl (non-business) customers? Should we even think about blocking some kind of outgoing traffic?
what's about users use vpn to the office? some special ports like to use web-mail (Port e.g. 8383) and M$ Terminal-Services? and...
other Q: what do you want to block?
That's ok, but we should kill the root.I'm not asking this on a technical point of view, but more on a philosophical point of view.
Ideas?Roger
Pascal
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