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17 Dec 2009 12:07 #1
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Generic Vigor Firewall Setup was created by emagination
I've used Drayteks for a number of years and am familiar enough with the Firewall configs.
I'm looking for some general advice based on other peoples experience.
What it your general Firewall rule setup for a general office network? I realise every network is different but are there any specific rules that you apply to every network setup?
Any advice or pointers would be helpful.
I'm looking for some general advice based on other peoples experience.
What it your general Firewall rule setup for a general office network? I realise every network is different but are there any specific rules that you apply to every network setup?
Any advice or pointers would be helpful.
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21 Dec 2009 12:25 #2
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I personaly add all servers to groups and block inbound access to them then add rules to allow certain ports for each one RDP for example.
I dont think their is a general rule as every one is difrent
I dont think their is a general rule as every one is difrent
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21 Dec 2009 16:03 #3
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Yeah I know, it's a pretty broad question ![:D :D](/media/kunena/emoticons/1.png)
That's the kind of feedback I was looking for... i.e. block all in and then allow out port by port.
Anybody got any other ways of approaching a fresh setup?
![:D :D](/media/kunena/emoticons/1.png)
That's the kind of feedback I was looking for... i.e. block all in and then allow out port by port.
Anybody got any other ways of approaching a fresh setup?
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22 Dec 2009 09:10 #4
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Depends on the site of the setup but for a smallish office I'd give each PC a static IP so I can then create 'IP objects' and 'IP groups' depending on the users of said PC's.
I could then dissallow internet access to people who didnt require it but still give them access to email or even create web access policies dependant on users.
I could then dissallow internet access to people who didnt require it but still give them access to email or even create web access policies dependant on users.
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