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Posted by Barry Margolin on January 10, 2006, 11:13 pm
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> Hi,
> I have a system consisting of 3 elements:
> - application written in C++ using CORBA API interface working as a
> server process on Windows 2003 server,
> - CORBA Name Server, working on the same machine,
> - clients - applications written in Java working on Windows station in
> the internal network of company (they do not have a permanent IP
> address);
> All this tree elements work together in an internal network of big
> company.
> Clients communicate with server by TCP on a known port.
> My problem is that every single host with a client installed on it can
> connect to the server and this solution is not safe (because of data
> access which can be made on a server).
> I need a solution which will have a list of authorized users (login +
> password) and only those users will be able to connect to the server.
> I thought about solution using IPsec, with filtering IP, but clients do
> not have permanent IP. Besides this solution is not good because I wont
> users to be filtered not IPs.
> Any ideas? Any ready to use software? Any Windows system solutions?
> Thx for any idea of solution:)
> Lolek1021
Put the server behind a firewall that supports VPNs, and require users
to use a client-to-gateway VPN that performs authentication.
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Barry Margolin, barmar@alum.mit.edu
Arlington, MA
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