Hi, I have a vendor that is wanting me to open a hole so an external IIS server can access an internal SQL database, and an Access database via a read only share. There may be a way around the Access share..... for a price.
--I have an internal IIS server, but don't want to open it to the public. --I have tried using the IIS lockdown tool on the external server, but it breaks the system if I use it. --IIS is required by the vendor.
--What would any of you trust? Some proxy. I am using netopia personal/SOHO routers for my DMZ and a Pix 506 for my internal network.
I have seen cgi's that relay one web page through another should I see if one of these will not break the pages? Any suggestions on these. i.e. names/url's
Or would you just punch a hole through for that one server to access SQL (and possibly shares)
CC/send responses directly to my address. I am losing messages from kclug... list messages are not even connecting to my server, but admin requests are. Yes I looked at the connection logs, and I don't see them being rejected.