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----- Original Message ----- From: "Hilton Travis" <Hilton at QuarkAV dot com> Sent: Tuesday, February 17, 2004 5:23 PM > Hi John, > > DMX? You been doing some stage lighting lately? :) How'd you guess? :-) > > OK, why is placing a server (that is often serving Internet users) in > the DMZ a bad idea. The DMZ is designed for exactly this sort of things > - servers used for Internet users. Well, it leaves your server to fend for itself, attack-wise. Isn't that really what the firewall is for? I mean you still need to worry about what's behind the ports you're forwarding but you no longer have to be as concerned about other open ports on the server. John John Voigt, President Reston Wireless, LLC High speed internet service no smoke, no mirrors, no wires (tm) http://www.reston-wireless.net/ |